Hi there. Im doing this pretty simple script to create folder acording to lines from a txt file. 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

@arValores = ();
$vDirectorio_read = "txt_entrada.txt";
$vDirectorio_write = "c:\\Datos_dms";
$vPermisos = 0777;

open (LECTOR, "<$vDirectorio_read") or die "Entrada nanay";
    while (<LECTOR>) {
    if (/(.+?)/)    {
        $vTemp = $_;
        push @arValores, $vTemp;
        #print "$vTemp\n";
        }
    }
close LECTOR;

mkdir $vDirectorio_write, oct($vPermisos);

foreach $vTemp2 (@arValores){
    print "$vTemp2\n";
    mkdir "c:\\datos_dms\\$vTemp2\n" or warn "No se ha podido crear el
+ directorio $vTemp2\n";
    }

exit 0;

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I dont know why this code doesn't create me the dirs!!! anyone can help a nerd as me ? thanks!

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