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I need to get the values with a Single id "j" rather than many like 'i' either as CSV or space.
The only constrain I was given that I should
use only Config::IniFiles Predefined Method
to get this and store it an array.
Not REGEX or SPLIT FUNCTION or Any other third party Methods .

Please Help me with your Wise Knowledge.


This is my Code:
#! /usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
use Config::IniFiles;
# SAMPLE : SET CONFIGURATION SAMPLE FILE TO READ.
my ($sample,%ini,$cfg,%input_config_citi);
GetOptions('config=s'=>\$sample);

# TIE : OBTAIN THE CONFIG FILES CONTETNS
$cfg= Config::IniFiles->new(-file=>$sample);
tie %ini,'Config::IniFiles', (-file=>$sample);
%input_config_citi=%{$ini{'hello'}};

#my @arr=$cfg->val('hello','i');
my @arr=$cfg->val('hello','j');

print "\n\nThe values are : \n\n";
print "$_\n",for(@arr);

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This is my INI file.
Code:
#
#
#
#
#
#
[hello]
#
#
#
#
i=abc
i=def
i=ghi
i=jkl
i=mno

j=abc def ghi jkl mno pqrs tuv wxyz

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Update

SOLUTION FOUND BY MYSELF:

ANSWER


Dont Mind the Morons Reply down below without Any Answers, Has got not answers Just some whining

I need to get the values with a Single id "j" rather than many like 'i' either as CSV or space.


Well Instead of CSV or spaces, I used an \n with EOT.

It is so clear.
How can you not Understand..??????????

If you Already knew the Answer..??
Then What were you Waiting For...???????????????????????

In reply to Using Config::IniFiles Module Obtain Comma Separated Values into An Array by perlPsycho

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