Gentle Monks, I have a Perl script that creates a list of URLs and formats them as hyperlinks for display, problem is the original array address is the first value; how do I get rid of it? Here is the code: 
my $jobdirectory = "../jobs/";
my $linklist = joblist($jobdirectory);
foreach my $jobInDirectory (@$linklist) {
    next unless ($jobInDirectory =~ m/\.html$/);
    $linklist = $linklist . '<a href="http://post/jobs/' . $jobInDirec
+tory . '">' . $jobInDirectory . '</a>' . '<br />';
}

open (LISTING, '>> ../jobs/index.html');
print LISTING $cgi->start_html( -title => 'Job Postings') . 
                            '<div id="main">' . 
                            $linklist .
                            '</div>' . 
                            $cgi->end_html . "\n";

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Here is the problem part of the output: 
   ARRAY(0x8187600)SP_HT_54.html
   SP_HT_59.html
   SP_HT_53.html
   SP_HT_52.html
   SP_HT_55.html

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It's all good, with the exception of that unwanted "ARRAY(0x8187600)".
Thanks and obeisances,
-t.b.b.

In reply to Array address returned as part of list by t.b.b.

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