Dear BrowserUK,

As I'm running in Linux, I enconter problem running your script above. On running it it gave this error 
$perl save_disk_to_array_browseruk.pl
sh: u:sort: command not found

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Then when I tried removing u: into 
open my $pipe, "| sort -u > temp.tmp" or die $!;

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It gave only: 
Array now contains 1 uniq elements

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Is there any changes need to be made on your code above, if I'm running on Unix? Sorry to trouble you, I'm new in Perl. Thanks so much and hope to hear from you again.

In reply to Re^2: Saving an array to a disk file by Anonymous Monk
in thread Saving an array to a disk file by Anonymous Monk

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