for ($i=1; $i<=3; $i++) {
  open $input1, '<', "$path\/File-$molec1-cluster$i.out" or die $!;
  push @ARGV, "$path\/File-$molec1-cluster$i.out";

  for ($j=2; $j<=3; $j++) {
  open $input2, '<', "$path\/File-$molec2-cluster$j.out" or die $!;

  push @ARGV, "$path\/File-$molec2-cluster$j.out";

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I don't understand why this pattern appears...?

Hi, it does look odd. The only thing I see is missing } sub-ending brackets in your code, maybe that missing sub closure is important. As always, a small-self-contained working example would be useful here. Because usually, when you need to make an example, you see the error yourself.

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In reply to Re^3: trying to read files in @ARGV but getting GLOB error! :( by zentara
in thread trying to read files in @ARGV but getting GLOB error! :( by fasoli

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