I managed to make it work.. here is the complete code: 
use warnings; 
                my $count = 0;
                foreach $i ($elt)
                {
                        $execute = system($command . $i);
                        if ( $execute > 0 )
                        {
                              $counter++;
                              chomp($i);
                              printf "%s\n%-45s%s%s%4s%s",color('white
+'),$elt, color('reset'),color('red'),'[DEAD]',color('reset');
                        }
                        elsif ( $execute == 1 >> 8)
                        {
                               chomp($i);
                               printf "%s\n%-45s%s%s%4s%s",color('whit
+e'),$elt, color('reset'),color('green'),'[ Ok ]',color('reset');
                               $count++;
                        }
                }
        }
}
print "$count";

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Everything works fine now..but I have an other question : The foreach loop executes that  system($command . $i); command until it reaches the end of  $elt and this thing takes a few minutes.. is there a way to execute that command in a second for every $elt? Thx

In reply to Re: Counter && print issue by giany
in thread Counter && print issue by giany

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