How do I run your code?

If you're on windows:

c:\>perl -nle"push @{$h{$_}},$ARGV}{print qq[$_ found in @{$h{$_}}] fo +r keys %h" 0.dat 1.dat 2.dat 3.dat 4.dat 5.dat 6.dat 7.dat 8.dat 9.da +t

On *nix this might work:

$perl -nle'push @{$h{$_}},$ARGV}{print "$_ found in @{$h{$_}}" for key +s %h' ?.dat
Is it possible to put this in a .pl file form?

Yes:

#! perl -nl push @{ $h{ $_ } }, $ARGV }{ print qq[$_ id in @{$h{ $_ }}] for keys %h;

Assuming your files are name 0.dat, 1.dat etc.

On windows:

c:\>theScript.pl 0.dat 1.dat 2.dat 3.dat 4.dat 5.dat 6.dat 7.dat 8.dat + 9.dat

On *nix, something like:

$perl theScript.pl ?.dat

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In reply to Re^3: Find common lines in multiple files? by BrowserUk
in thread Find common lines in multiple files? by Anonymous Monk

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