Could someone tell me what this means? Im not sure why this isnt working. Heres the error "Modification of a read-only value attempted at line 868 <LIST> line 22". What does the <LIST> line 22 mean? Heres the code:
# Grabs each district from all_store array foreach $dist_only (@all_store_info) { my @array = split(/ / , $dist_only); my $test = @array; next if $test < 2; $distlist = "$array[1] $array[2] $array[3]"; push(@dist_list, $distlist); #print "$distlist\n"; } @dist_list = sort { $a <=> $b } @dist_list; my %uniq; undef @uniq{@dist_list}; @dist_list = keys %uniq;
Thanks, Paul

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