Wagner-David wrote:
> my $sauditt = backtick("Type $qvmin");
> $auditt = $sauditt;
> $sauditt = backtick("Type $qvmdata");
> $auditt .= $sauditt;
>
> foreach ( @$auditt ) {
> printf "$_\n";
> }
$auditt and $sauditt are array references, so don't use the '.' concatenation
operator which is for strings. You can't combine 2 different arrays by their
references (at least, not without dereferencing them).
Here's some code to chew on..
my $auditt = backtick("Type $qvmin");
my $sauditt = backtick("Type $qvmdata");
print "$_\n" foreach (@$auditt, @$sauditt);
--or--
print map { "$_\n" } @{ backtick("Type $qvmin") }, @{ backtick("Type $qvmdata")
};
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