Hi,

I didn't understand following parts of your program:

1. 

 
push @{ $data{ $cols[ 0 ] } }, pack 'C*', @cols[ 1 .. $#cols ];

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2. 

 my $mask = $keyset1 ^ $keyset2;
                next unless 1+ index $mask, chr( 0 );
                printf "%3d : %3d : ", $key1, $key2;
                print join ', ', map{
                    substr( $mask, $_, 1 ) eq chr(0)  ? $_+1 : ()
                } 0 .. length( $mask )-1;

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I didn't understand the concept of map and $mask. When I trying to print the hash of arrays it is not giving me any numbers. Can you please help with it. Also, how can I use String::LCSS_XS on the hash of arrays (%data) to get the longest common substring between the various of rows apart from the ones having same id number.

Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: Extract the odd and even columns seperately in the hash of arrays or some other data structure apart from arrays by snape
in thread Extract the odd and even columns seperately in the hash of arrays or some other data structure apart from arrays by snape

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