Why dont you slurp each file into any array then use a for loop to print 1 record from each file at a time
quick bit of codeuse strict; my @file1 = ("1 G","2 F","4 H","8 T"); my @file2 = ("5 Y","6 R","7 E","8 I"); my @file3 = ("2 H","4 T","3 G","8 R"); my $largest_array = scalar @file1; $largest_array = scalar @file2 if(scalar @file2 > $largest_array); $largest_array = scalar @file3 if(scalar @file3 > $largest_array); my @array =(\@file1,\@file2,\@file3); for (my $ctr =0;$ctr <= $largest_array;$ctr++){ print $array[0][$ctr] if($ctr <= scalar @{$array[0]}); print $array[1][$ctr] if($ctr <= scalar @{$array[1]}); print $array[2][$ctr] if($ctr <= scalar @{$array[2]}); print "\n"; } print "\n\nComplete";
In reply to Re: making 3 files into one
by skywalker
in thread making 3 files into one
by Angharad
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