Hi Monks,
I am working on this code and at some point there
, 
sub one{
 
       ...more code here irrelevant for this problem...

       while ($i<=$c) { 

        $direc_data="direc_data".$i;
        $direc_temp=param($direc_data);
        
        $files_data="filenames".$i;
        $files_temp=param($files_data);

        $dest_data="dest_data".$i;
        $dest_temp=param($dest_data);
        
    push (@direc_temp,$direc_temp);
    push (@files_temp,$files_temp);
    push (@dest_temp,$dest_temp);
   
 }
return (@direc_temp,@files_temp,@dest_temp);
} #End sub ONE

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My problem is the value of: @direct_temp,@files_temp and @dest_temp has to be used again in another subroutine, and I can't get the value of the arrays in spec. to work there like,
sub two
{

(@direc_temp,@files_temp,@dest_temp)= @_;
# or (@direc_temp,@files_temp,@dest_temp)= &one;

print "Here are all the value found on: @direc_temp,@files_temp and @d
+est_temp.";

...more code here irrelevant for this problem...
} #End sub two

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That's that, any help please? Thank you!!!

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