in reply to text::csv output help

There's an example at the top of the link you posted. Just change @row to @array!

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Re^2: text::csv output help
by dmn001 (Initiate) on Nov 30, 2010 at 22:13 UTC
    thanks. btw, it has to be an array ref. $csv->print ($fh, $_) for \@rows; instead of @rows as it appears in the documentation.
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      No, the documentation is correct. 

      $csv->print($fh, $_) for @rows;

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      and 
      $csv->print($fh, \@row);

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      make sense, but not 
      $csv->print($fh, $_) for \@rows;

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      I imagine that your @rows didn't actually contain rows.

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        What are the rows supposed to contain? How do you keep track of rows, they are all appearing on one line. Should I insert the "\n" character in somewhere? Otherwise I get the error: Expected fields to be an array ref at path line x. Say for example I wanted to make 2 rows of a CSV file, can you provide some code to do that? Regards, Dave
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        @rows is supposed to contain a 2-d array? Can you give an example of the format? The error I get: "Expected fields to be an array ref at line x". Thx, Dave
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