Hi Guys
Below is a small chunk of code which hopefully should give me a list like the following.
1 <username1>
2 <username2>
What I would like to be able to do is select 1 or 2 in STDIN and assign that number to the user name listed in the array.
Once the correct user is selected It changes directory to that users home directory continues.
I get the following error
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at testenv line 31, <S TDIN> line 1.
foreach my $file (@ulist) {eval {
print "\n";
$n++;
print $n;
print "  $file\n";
}}
print "      Please select which user you would like to...\n";
my $user = <STDIN>;
chomp $user;
$user = $file;

chdir("$hdir/$user") || die "Cant Change to directory $hdir/$user: $!\
+n";

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