Monks: Trying to modify script to give me a subtotal of column 14 (see below.)

 while (<>) {
    s/\r?\n$//;
    my @c = split /$sep/o;
    my $sub_total = 0;
    $sub_total += $c[14];
    my $key = join $sep, @c[ @col ];
    if (not defined $lines{ $key }) {
        $lines{ $key } ||= [];
    };
    push @{ $lines{$key}}, $_
    push @{ $totals{$key}}, $sub_total
}

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My code is failing with the following: "my" variable %lines masks earlier declaration in same scope at ./part-v2.pl line 179. "my" variable $key masks earlier declaration in same statement at ./part-v2.pl line 180. syntax error at ./part-v2.pl line 176, near "$_ push" syntax error at ./part-v2.pl line 176, near "}}" Global symbol "$sub_total" requires explicit package name at ./part-v2.pl line 177.

syntax error at ./part-v2.pl line 191, near "}" Execution of ./part-v2.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

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Any help would be appreciated.

In reply to Re^2: part - split up files according to column value by sl7020
in thread part - split up files according to column value by Corion

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