srlowry, if you're confident that every line will have an unwanted character appended to the end of it, you can simply chop it off.

HTH, andye

update:

Looking at your code, it looks like you're using map in a way that's a little unusual. Instead of doing this: 

            map {print "$_\n"} @List; 
            map {print FILE "$_"."\n"} @List;

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you might want to consider using foreach instead of map: 

foreach (@List) {
      chop;
      print "$_ \n";
      print FILE "$_ \n";
}

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best, andye

In reply to Re: Remove '$' from system names by andye
in thread Remove '$' from system names by srlowry

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