in reply to Joining an array with two tabs

You can use the special variable $, to do that: 

$, = "\t\t";
print @array;

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See perldoc perlvar and search for $, to see an explanation of what it does. See also $".

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Re^2: Joining an array with two tabs
by socketdave (Curate) on Jul 18, 2005 at 16:09 UTC
    You may want to do 'local $, = "\t\t";'. Probably not a big deal on this one, but I try to always use local when I reassign a global.
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