Hi
Thanks for your suggestion.
But what i need is the  program while reading the config file doesn't 
+take the lines that is started with hash and i can store the elements
+ from 
ITEM NO:1
[aaa]
111
[bbb]
222
[ccc]
333 
in an array and send that array as an argumnet during the calling of a
+ sub routine which present in another module and when that sub return
+s 1 to the main program then it stores
ITEM NO:2
[ddd]
444
[eee]
555
[fff]
666
in an array and send it as the argument during the sub routine call. W
+hen that sub returns 1 it stores the 
ITEM NO:3
..
..
..
in an array and send it and so on.

When there is no ITEM NO remains then the program exits.

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In reply to Re^2: How can i read the lines and store them in an array like following fashion? by sanjay nayak
in thread How can i read the lines and store them in an array like following fashion? by sanjay nayak

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