Hi,

as other monks pointed out, the problem lays probably in the fact that the output of split do not have 15 elements. Moreover the open OUTFILE should be moved <strng>before the while loop, and the print OUTFILE inside it.

It is a <emph>good thing</emph>© to use 'use strict' and '-w', but you are a little to cautios. No need for the 
@array = ();

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line, nor for the 
$line =~ $_

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one. For the last one, you could either replace the loop by 
while($line = <FILEHANDLE>) {
 ...
}

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or you could let the loop as it is, suppress the $line variable and use the fact that chomp and split default to $_ when no string is specified, so you'll have 
while (<FILEHANDLE>) {
  chomp;
  @array = split /\s+/;
  ...
}

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Cheers
Leo TheHobbit
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In reply to Re: hashes of arrays ?? by TheHobbit
in thread hashes of arrays ?? by lolly

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