Thank you, I know it's ugly, so its good that I can come here and get help :)

Am I better returning values from incStart() pushing them into an array and printing the array?,

And always seperating the print functions from the calculation functions. 

$| = 1;




my $Qcount = 10;
my $Qstart = 0;
my $Qint   = 3;



my @StorageArray;

sub incStart {

    for ( $x = $_[0] ; $x < $_[1] ; $x++ ) {

        if ( ( $x % $_[2] ) == 0 ) {
            # print $x . "\n";
            # push (@StorageArray, $x);
            return $x;
        }
    }
}

print "test ";
print incStart( $Qstart, $Qcount, $Qint ) . "\n";

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This doesnt work either,

In reply to Re^2: Buffering and output help needed by richill
in thread Buffering and output help needed by richill

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