Ok. Well here is a way to do what you asked. Try for an exact 'element for element' array match.
Why use a third-party module for an array compare ?? 

use strict;
my @arrayone = ('anu','abu','ali');
my @arraytwo = ('anu','abu');
my $arrays_match_result=match_arrays(\@arrayone,\@arraytwo);

if($arrays_match_result==1) {
    print "Array's are the same\n";
}else{
    print "Array's are not the same\n";
}

sub match_arrays {
    my ($array1,$array2)=@_;
    my $el2cnt=0;
    my $not_the_same;
    for my $el1 (@$array1) {
        unless ($el1 eq @$array2[$el2cnt]) {
            $not_the_same=1;
        }
        $el2cnt++;
    } 
    if($not_the_same==1) {
        return 0;
    }else{
        return 1;
    }
}

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In reply to Re: comparison of two arrays by kabeldag
in thread comparison of two arrays by lax

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