my $arg1 = "foo";
my $file1 = "file_1.gz;
my $arg2 = "bar";
my $file2 = "file_2.gz";

sub file_processing {
    $script = "/export/home/ssesar/Perl/another_script.pl";
    $open = "$script -e $arg1 $file1";
    open(FILE1, "$open |") or die "can't do it\n";

    while (<FILE1>) { 
        chomp;
        next if /^\#/;
        next if /None/;
        next if /Unkno/;
        next if /unkno/;
        next if /NONE/;
        @_ = split ( /\n/, $_);
        @array1 = @_;
           }
    close FILE1;
}

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1.I want this subroutine to be run as it reads 
2. Then, I want this subroutine to be run a second time with the follo
+wing changes:
<CODE>
$open = "$script -e $arg2 $file2";
    open(FILE2, "$open |") or die "can't do it\n";
while (<FILE2>) {

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and... 
@array2 = @_;

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In reply to RE: Re: Subroutine question by Limo
in thread Subroutine question by Limo

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