I delated "and" and I obtained 
Global symbol "$index" requires explicit package name at /home/../scri
+pts/creaNexusMatrix.pl line 12.
Execution of /home/../scripts/creaNexusMatrix.pl aborted due to compil
+ation errors.

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so I added 
my $index;

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and the code began; 
my @column;
my $index;
my $curr_column = 0;
my $rows = 0;
while( @array) {
    if( $array[0] ne '--' ) {
        $column[ $curr_column ] ||= []; # a new column
        push @{ $column[ $curr_column ] }, shift @array;
        if( $rows < $#{ $column[ $curr_column ] } ) {
            $rows = $#{ $column[ $curr_column ] };
        };
    } else {
        $index++;
        shift @array;
    };
};

for my $row (0..$rows) {
    print join "\t", map { $_->[ $row ] } @column;
    print "\n";
};

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Now the script works but I didn't obtain that I hope... I obtained: 
--

0.0175

0.0483

0.0507

--

0.0471

0.0483

--

0.0287

--

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In reply to Re^6: array in different columns by Muflone82
in thread array in different columns by Muflone82

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