Hi all, I have a a problem inside my perl program. Bellow the code: 
  
 my $j = 0;
 my $z = 0;
 my @results;  
 while ($j <5)
 {  
   while ( $z < 5)
   {
   my @result_1 = `/home/devel/test1.ksh $j`;
   my @result_2 = `/home/devel/test2.ksh $j`;
   push @{ $results[$j][$z] }, \@result_1.";"\@result_2;
   $z++;
   } 
 $j++;
 }

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My idea was to save inside the array @results the different results of my operations performed during the last while cycle.

The problem is that it seems that for every cycle perl uses the same reference, so in the end in the @results I have only 2 values repeated 5 times.

print @{ $results[0] [0] }[0] = ARRAY00001;ARRAY00002

print @{ $results[0] 1 }[0] = ARRAY00001;ARRAY00002

print @{ $results[0] 2 }[0] = ARRAY00001;ARRAY00002

and so on

How could I solve my problem? What did I do wrong?

Thanks a lot, Pazzeo

In reply to Question about array reference by Pazzeo

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