Hello, I have 2 data sets 1 in each file 'temp1.txt' and 'temp2.txt'. single line only. these are comma delimited. my x values are 1 .. 2000

if I hard code the y values into the below array of arrays, it produces a good graph using gd graph. if I reference the file... i get no output using gd graph

how do I go about putting the contents from said file into the array?

thanks
open($temp_line1, '<' ,'c:\video\temp1.txt') or die("Cannot open temp1 +.txt\n"); open($temp_line2, '<', 'c:\video\temp2.txt') or die("Cannot open temp2 +.txt\n"); my @data = ([ 0 .. 2000 ], # x Values [ $temp_line1 ], # y Values [ $temp_line2 ]); # y Values close $temp_line1; close $temp_line2; __DATA___ temp1.txt '16, 17, 19, 22, 21, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, 39,....' temp2.txt '17, 19, 20, 22, 25, 27, 29, 33, 36, 40, 43,....'

In reply to array of arrays with data from files by r0adawg

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