Im still a perl newbie so go easy ;-)
My question is how in the world do arrays get seperated?
Ive made up a test script to see how its done. I have 3 files with several words that I want to push into 1 large array while lowercasing each word but each file gets pushed up against the last without a newline. Output ends up like this and I cant figure out how to change this behavior:
one 
two 
threefour
five 
sixseven
eight 
nine

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for (my $i = 0; $i < $num; $i++) {
  print "$ARGV[$i]\n";
  open (FH, "$ARGV[$i]") || die "Cant open: $!";
  while (<FH>) {
    push @out, lc;
  }
  close FH || die "Cant open: $!";
}

print @out;

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What am I doing wrong? :-(

Edit by ar0n -- added code tags

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