I cannot use split or regex or anything other than the module's inbuilt function as i mentioned on the top of the Link's description.

That is clearly in contradiction to the code which you posted in the root of this thread:

tie %ini,'Config::IniFiles', (-file=>$sample);
#...
print "$_\n",for(@arr);

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Here you have used tie, print and for, none of which are the module's inbuilt functions. You have failed to meet your own arbitrary restrictions. Game over, player 1.

In reply to Re^7: Using Config::IniFiles Module Obtain Comma Separated Values into An Array by hippo
in thread Using Config::IniFiles Module Obtain Comma Separated Values into An Array by perlPsycho

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