Hello and welcome, Jayesh Nair,
it is customary here to link to previous posts - in your case, [id://620965] links to your previous post, Going to a specific line in a file.. See What shortcuts can I use for linking to other information? for further information on linking.

In the replies to your previous questions, you were recommended to use Tie::File. In what ways does Tie::File not fulfill your needs?

In most such cases, it helps us tremendously to give you a concise answer if you post a small snippet of relevant, working, self-contained code so we can easily and exactly reproduce the problem you encounter.

In reply to Re: going back to a specific line for reading. by Corion
in thread going back to a specific line for reading. by Jayesh Nair

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