I have tab delimited text file,which i split with tabs store it in array and display.One of the column data has a tab in between,so instead of taking the column data as a whole it splits that also,here is my data 
data    name    aliasname,    alsoknown    class    type

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output 

data
name
aliasname,
alsoknown
class
type

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what i want is 
data
name
aliasname, alsoknown
class
type

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here is the code that i have tried 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my $var;

open(FH,"sample.txt")or die("can't open file:$!");
while($var=<FH>)
{
    my @vareach=split("\t",$var);
    for my $each(@vareach)
    {
        print "$each\n";
    }
}

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any suggestions on how to split these kinds of data?

In reply to The best way to split tab delimited file by Ratna_Ranjan

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