Pablo,
For @keys=%gen try
@keys = keys(%gen)
Hope this helps
Craig
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Ok, for those of you that ask for an example:
Ok, for those of you that ask for an example:
in windows I read a file and store as hash, let's say %gen.
@keys=%gen;
print $keys[0];#will produce the rigth thing, 'At1G0100'
But if in Unix I read a list from a file, let's say @list_names
print $list_names[34];# will produce 'At1G0100', and
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