Hi
To Make it same way as that of your code looks
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;

my $enum_size =0;
my %hash;

my $sub_length = 2;
my $lmer;
my $i=0;
open (DATA,"<C:\\temp.txt");
my @temp=<DATA>;
chomp $temp[$i];
$enum_size = length ($temp[$i])  - $sub_length +1;
 for (my $j =0 ;$j <$enum_size ;$j++)
 {
      my @array;
    for($i=0;$i<@temp;$i++){
        chomp $temp[$i];
       $lmer = substr ($temp[$i], $j, $sub_length);
       push @array, $lmer;
       print "Array $j:@array";
       print "\n";
    }
   $hash{$j}=[@array];
 }
 print Dumper \%hash;

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Thanks
Sasi Kumar

In reply to Re: Getting columnwise substring from multiple lines by sasikumar
in thread Getting columnwise substring from multiple lines by monkfan

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