I think the problem you are trying to describe is the one caused by 

foreach (@array0,@array1,@array2,@array3,@array4,@array5) {
@shift0 = shift @array0;
@shift1 = shift @array1;
@shift2 = shift @array2;
@shift3 = shift @array3;
@shift4 = shift @array4;
@shift5 = shift @array5;
...
}

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That line loops over every element of @array0, then over every element of @array1, then ... @array5. This is further complicated by the fact that you modify those arrays in the loop (a big no no).

A solution: 

push(@array0, $general[0]);
push(@array1, $general[1]);
push(@array2, $general[2]);
push(@array3, $general[3]);
push(@array4, $general[4]);
push(@array5, $general[5]);

...

while (@array0) {
   my $shift0 = shift @array0;
   my $shift1 = shift @array1;
   my $shift2 = shift @array2;
   my $shift3 = shift @array3;
   my $shift4 = shift @array4;
   my $shift5 = shift @array5;
   ...
}

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Like many other things in your program, that can be simplified to: 

push(@array, [ @general ]);

...

foreach my $general (@array) {
   my ($shift0, $shift1, $shift2, $shift4, $shift5) = @$general;
   ...
}

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In reply to Re: Misprocessed Read From Files? by ikegami
in thread Misprocessed Read From Files? by Napa

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