Hello Monks!
I can see that my the data is there

"Size: 5
Max Index: 4
11354
Size: 5
Max Index: 4
11364
Size: 5
Max Index: 4
11352
Size: 5
Max Index: 4
11376
Size: 5
Max Index: 4
"
But I am unable to cp to the dir. Any ideas?
foreach my $k (keys(%files)){
    print "$k\n";
  #get the array from the array reference.
  #See how the reference gets in the has below.
  my @arr=@{$files{$k}};
   print "Size: ",scalar @arr,"\n";
   print "Max Index: ", $#arr,"\n";
    
   #skip unless we have 4 files in the array                      
  next unless ( scalar my @array) == 4; 
  #look for KOMP maid directory we want to copy to
  #glob dirs with a regex something like /$k\D/ - lets call it $KOMP_d
+ir
  $komp_dir = maid_dirs($maid);
  #Create the sequencing sub dir under $KOMP_dir
  #so now KOMP_dir=KOMP_dir+"/sequencing"
  mkdir $komp_dir."/seqeuncing/";
  $komp_dir=$komp_dir."/sequencing/";
 print "$komp_dir\n";
  #now iterate through the array, copying the files.  You know the mai
+d number ($k)
 foreach my $f(@arr){
   copy("$f","$komp_dir.$f");
   print "copying $f to $komp_dir\n";
 }

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Is my copy syntax wrong? I humbly await the Monks wisdom.

In reply to Trouble copying files from an array to new dir by lomSpace

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