I guess I wasn't clear in my post. Now that I read it again I see my mistake. So let me give a more detailed explanation. What I am trying to do is to parse through an html file and create objects (am using the moose module for class creation). 

if(...something...) {
$n_DT[$count] = DT->new;
if($line =~ m/>(.*)</) { $n_DT[$count]->{'ID'} = $1; }
...
}

elsif(..something else)...) {
$r_DT[$count_1] = r_DT->new;
if($line =~ m/>(.*)</) { $r_DT[$count_1]->{'ID'} = $1; 
...
}

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The variables n_DT and r_DT are arrays of objects which I want to use/share between the two scripts. I am also saving the two arrays in text files. So I could possibly read the files again to create my list, but I was wondering if there was another, more efficient, way of doing this. Hope this clears my question.

In reply to Re: Destructors and global variables by perl_noob_101
in thread Destructors and global variables by perl_noob_101

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