My code is same as i have shown earlier

use Archive::Unrar qw(list_files_in_archive %donotprocess process_file
+);    
use IO::CaptureOutput qw(capture);
 
my @files;

{     
local ($stdout, $stderr);  
capture sub {list_files_in_archive(  file=>"C:/perl2exe/For perl 5.10.
+1/test.rar" ,undef)}, \$stdout, \$stderr;

@files=map {/Archive contents : (.*)/ } split ("\n",$stdout); 

}

foreach (@files) {
    print "file ",++$i," : ",$_,"\n";
}



($result,$directory) = process_file( 
                            file=>'C:/perl2exe/For perl 5.10.1/test.ra
+r', 
                            password=>undef,
                            output_dir_path=>"C:/extract/",
                            
                                      );

                                      
                                      
}                                      
print "$result";                                  
print "$directory";

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$result gives me the chain error

In reply to Re^6: help with unraring by gautamparimoo
in thread help with unraring by Anonymous Monk

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