If you use File::Basename, you can skip all that prep work and analyze your data directly.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use File::Basename;

### code from here ###
my @classedSources = (
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Daily/egy_batch.sql",
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Daily/megegy_batch.sql",
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Other/cp_OptenTruncTables.sql",
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Other/htcp_firm_loadAll.sql",
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Other/runHT_CP_EKN.sql",
  "hitdb/CustomerPartner/Opten/Scripts/Other/runHT_CP_FIRM.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Views/Types/HtTypoWsAlaTarifFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Types/HtTypoWsHobMfactorFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Types/HtTypoWsCoverAlaFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Views/Types/HtTypoWsCoverAlaFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Types/HtTypoWsCoverAlaListFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Views/Types/HtTypoWsCoverAlaListFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Security/Scripts/ht_tut_mail_address_ws.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Views/Types/HtTypoWsHobMfactorFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/Accounting/Scripts/ht_tut_mail_address_ws.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Scripts/ht_tut_mail_address_ws.sql",
  "hitdb/Policy/Types/HtTypoWsAlaTarifFE1.sql",
  "hitdb/astools/as#arch/Setup/Scripts/ht_tut_mail_address_ws.sql"
);

print "\n";
print "-" x 80, "\n";
print "-- REPEATED SOURCE(S):\n";
print "-" x 80, "\n";

my $fileidx = 0;
my $hit     = 0;
my $hitcntr = 0;
my $last_source = $#classedSources;
foreach (sort { basename($a) cmp basename($b) } @classedSources ) {
  $fileidx++;
  next if $fileidx > $last_source;
  my ($file, $path) = fileparse( $_ );
  my ($nextFile, $nextPath) = fileparse( $classedSources[$fileidx] );
  if ($file eq $nextFile) {
    $hit = 1; $hitcntr++;
    print "\n$file\n" if $hitcntr == 1;
    print " " x 6, $path."\n";
  } else {
    print " " x 6, $path."\n" if $hit; 
    $hit = 0; 
    $hitcntr = 0;
  }
}

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In reply to Re: sorting a filelist array by filename by dwm042
in thread sorting a filelist array by filename by Vasek

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