Hi All, I am trying to write a perl script which shows the report like a table with below details: Branch Name: FileName changed| Author | revision number of the file 1)we use SVN as our version control tool, so our intention is to use svn commands and generate a basic report and then use perl script to neatly organize it. I am unable to allign the output as a table. Expected result: Branch Name: release_1 FileName Changed| Author | Revision Number of file changed| hello1.c | saketh1 | r120 hello2.c | saketh2 | r12 hello3.c | saketh3 | r100 Current/ERROR OUTPUT: Branch Name: release_1 FileName Changed| Author | Revision Number of file changed| hello1.c | saketh1 | r120 hello2.c | saketh2 | r12 hello1.c | saketh3 | r100 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
require "List/MoreUtils.pm";
use strict;
use List::MoreUtils qw(:all);


my @FilePath=`svn log RepoUrl -v -q | awk '/paths/ { getline; print $1
+ }'| awk -F' ' '{print \$2}'|awk -F'/' '{print \$NF}'`;
my @Author=`svn log RepoUrl -q | awk -F'|' '{print \$2}'| awk 'NF' `;
my @Revision=`svn log RepoUrl -q | awk -F'|' '{print \$1}'| sed 's/'-'
+//g'| awk 'NF' `;
my $branch=`svn info RepoUrl | grep ^URL | awk -F'/' '{print \$NF}'`;


printf  "                                     Branch : $branch        
+                                                                  \n"
+;
printf  "|============================================================
+=====================================================================
+=======|\n";
printf  "| %-35s | %-35s | %-35s \n","   FILENAME   ", "  AUTHOR  "," 
+ VERSION  ";
printf  "|============================================================
+=====================================================================
+=======|\n";

my $result = each_array(@FilePath, @Author, @Revision);

while ( my ($a, $b, $c) = $result->() )
{

printf  "$a"."\t"."$b"."\t"."$c";

}

printf  "|============================================================
+=====================================================================
+=======|\n";




Expected result:

                    Branch Name: release_1
    FileName Changed|   Author      |   Revision Number of file change
+d|
     hello1.c        |   saketh1     |   r120
     hello2.c        |   saketh2     |   r12
     hello3.c        |   saketh3     |   r100

Current/ERROR OUTPUT:

                     Branch Name: release_1
    FileName Changed|   Author      |   Revision Number of file change
+d|
     hello1.c
     | saketh1
     |  r120
     hello2.c
     | saketh2
     |  r12
     hello1.c
     | saketh3
     |  r100

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