Thanks a lot for all the replies.
Ive found the answer by following one of the links.
This does exactly what I wanted: my %array1=map{$_ =>1} @array1;
my %array2=map{$_=>1} @array2;
my @differences=grep(!defined $array1{$_}, @array2);
foreach $difference (@differences) {
$differences++;
print "$difference \n";
}
I cant say that I exactly understand what that code does, but I will figure it out somehow. I understand the grep and !defined part, but not the %array1=map... and $array1{$_}. But I'll read up on it, I refuse to use code that I do not understand, even if it works.
And to all those other that responded. Thanks for the help, I realize now that I did not understand how to use the Array::Compare module correctly.
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