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PERL - how to save output of a command into a hash of arrays |
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hi all,
i am new to perl... i am trying to put the output of below command into a hash of arrays... `find $mypath ! -user mainuser -printf \"\%u \%h\\n\"`; this command gives output as john <somepath1> john <somepath2> john <somepath3> james <somepath4> james <somepath5> now what i want is to directly make an hash of arrays which stores : john --> <somepath1> <sompath2> <somepath3> james --> <somepath4> <somepath5> is this possible?? thanks in advance for the help. saapa |
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