Hi, I have a file which looks like this: 
maps_c7    190_520        3195927 00    40     0K8632
maps_c7    210_520        3195928 00    41     0K8701
maps_c7    210_620       3195929 00    42     0K8702
maps_c7    230_560        3195930 00    43     0K8635
maps_c7    230_620        3195931 00    44     0K8703
maps_c7    230_660        3195932 00    45     0K8704
maps_c7    250_660        3195933 00    46     0K8638
maps_c7    250_800        3195934 00    47     0K8705
maps_c7    275_800        3195935 00    48     0K8640
maps_c7    300_860        3195936 00    49     0K8706
maps_c7    300_860_ER     3195937 00    50     0K8642
maps_c7    330_860_ER     3195938 00    51     0K8643
maps_c7    350_860_ER     3195939 00    52     0K8707
maps_c7    300_860_RV     3195940 00    53     0K8645
maps_c7    330_860_RV     3195941 00    54     0K8646
maps_c7    350_860_RV    3195942 00    55     0K8647
maps_c7 360_925_RV    3195943    00    56     0K9048

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My program has a problem..Why Can't I loop through each line of the file, I get to print only the first line. It might sound silly asking this question but whats problem with my foreach loop? 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Tie::File;
use Fcntl;

$ENV{HOME}='C:\Documents and Settings\kompeS\Desktop\PERL SCRIPTS';
my $file= "$ENV{HOME}/partno_C7_5.03.4_prod";
my @array;
my $line="";
my @data;
my $map_dir=""; 
my $dir=""; 
my $part_no="";
my $chg_lvl="";
my $int_lock="";
my $t_spec="";
my @list="";
my $formatted_list="";

open (FILE,"$file");
close(FILE);
tie (@data,'Tie::File',$file, mode=>O_RDWR) or die "Can't tie to $file
+:$^E\n";

(tied @data)->defer;
foreach (@data)
{
    ($map_dir,$dir,$part_no,$chg_lvl,$int_lock,$t_spec) = split /\s+/;
    print "@list";
    print "$formatted_list";
    print "    $map_dir,$dir,$part_no,$chg_lvl,$int_lock,$t_spec";
}

(tied @data)->flush;

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Thanks

In reply to Problem with foreach loop by sas429s

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