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and now that the "compile" errors are fixed you should state your new problem: what do you expect to see and what do you actually see.

For test purposes it would be better to print to STDOUT rather than to a file.

Perl is Huffman encoded by design.
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Re^4: error message txtFile comparison with output in another txtfile
by juergenkemeter (Novice) on Jul 14, 2005 at 23:27 UTC
    well the code should take the search strings from 'search.txt' (here: 'Juergen'), take this string and compare it to all entries in 'general.txt'. Since one of the entries in 'general.txt' is a matching string, the output should be written into an output text file.
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      In a word: chomp. Also, I think you really want to search general.txt for the match text (one per line) from search.txt, so the for loop becomes something like:

      for $a (@sea)
{
  chomp $a;
  @result = grep /\Q$a\E/, @gen;
  push (@final , @result);
}

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      Perl is Huffman encoded by design.
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        works fine. :)
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