Hello Monks, I have a quick question. I am using 
@GetServiceList = `grep ^[a-z] ./sub/100087.txt`;
chomp @GetServiceList;
print join (", ", @GetServiceList);

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in order to print a list of services displayed in a text file. The text file contains text on each line, for example... 
spray
sendmail
crond

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Currently, when I print the array, it prints: 
spray, sendmail, crond

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This is fine, unless the text file contains a large number of elements, in which it will cut off part of the element that touches the edge of the terminal. How would I limit the elements per line to be printed at say...7? I can't seem to find a straight forward answer to this despite lots of Google searching. Thanks in advance.

In reply to print join n times on a line by austin43

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