I've also tried -2 and -3. 
use Text::CSV;

my $csv_tie = Text::CSV->new({binary=>1}) or die "CSV doesn't work: ".
+Text::CSV->error_diag();
my $csv_file = "some_file.csv";

if(open my $H_csv_file, "<", $csv_file){
    while(my $row = $csv_tie->getline($H_csv_file)){
        printf "(%s)\n", join(';', @$row[0..-1]); #I tried also @{$row
+}[0..-1]
    }

    close($H_csv_file);
}else{
    print STDERR "Can't open CSV csv: $csv_file\n";
}

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Prints emtpy results for each record in csv file:

() () () () ()

, but, if I use some positive index number, like 0..7, for example, it works fine:

(1094;СР600;7;28;42722;International;84abcdefgh0;Molokov) (1095;СР200;7;28;42722;International;84abcdefgh5;Babin) (1096;СР200;7;28;42722;International;84abcdefgh9;Rechkunova)

I've read in perl documentation about slices, it gives examples with negative numbers, so it should work?, I would suppose.

In reply to Slicing an array variable with a -1 or any negative number doesn't work by igoryonya

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