Greetings, I am somewhat at loss in formulating the appropriate concepulization of the following: The purpose of this script is to parce an arrray and total the numbers of hours and minutes. the field holding the data is a five elements long with the requitred field last. Heres my code: 
foreach $linex(@lines0){
         @lines=split(/ /,$linex);
         $time=$fields[4];
         @units=split(/:/,$time);
         $sec=$units[2];
         $min=$units[1];
         $hrs=$units[0];
         $tsec+=$sec;
         $tmin+=$min;
         $thrs+=$hrs;

if ($tmin>60){
    $rolloverm=$tmin%60;
    $tmin=$rolloverm;
    $thrs+=1;
}

if ($tsec>60){
   $rolloverm=$tmin%60;
   $thrs+=1;
}
print "Total time is $tmin minutes and $tsec seconds\n";

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This produces the incorrect time...ant insight appreciated. Thanks...

In reply to time accumulater by dReKurCe

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