Nkuvu,
I would guess that this is 1 step short of being what is desired ultimately. The output likely needs to be split (by either horizontal or vertical whitespace). 
my $command = "/usr/local/some/command";
my $result = `$command`;
my @array = split /\n/ , $result;

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Otherwise the entire result ends up in slot 0 of the array you will have no control over how the output is stored into the array.

Cheers - L~R

Update: If the desired outcome is to split on newlines, then there is no need to store the result into a temporary scalar and split yourself as japhy points out below.

In reply to Re: Re: Redirecting OUTPUT of system($command) to an array by Limbic~Region
in thread Redirecting OUTPUT of system($command) to an array by Anonymous Monk

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