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Good day all I have a script that is using Array::Compare and for some reason when I print the output of the compare I am getting a slew of numbers instead of the actaul lines that are different in the two files.

Below is a copy of my code and the output file if anyone can help with this one please do I am lost.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Array::Compare; use strict; my $file1 = "/var/tmp/db.bind1"; my $file2 = "/var/tmp/db.bind2"; my $out = "/var/tmp/compare_out"; open(FILE1, "$file1") || die "Can't open $file1 to read\nReason: $!\n +"; my @file1 = <FILE1>; close(FILE1); open(FILE2, "$file2") || die "Can't open $file2 to read\nReason: $!\n +"; my @file2 = <FILE2>; close(FILE2); open(OUT, ">$out") || die "Cant create $out\nReason: $!\n"; my $comp = Array::Compare->new(DefFull => 1); #$comp->compare(\@file1, \@file2); print OUT $comp->full_compare(\@file1,\@file2); close(OUT); exit;
Here is the output file:
# more compare_out 3945739458394593946039461394623946339464394653946639467394683946939470 +394713947239473394743947539476394773947839479394803948139482394833948 +439485394863948739488394893949039491394923949339494394953949639497394 +983949939500395013950239503395043950539506395073950839509395103951139 +512395133951439515395163951739518395193952039521395223952339524395253 +952639527395283952939530395313953239533395343953539536395373953839539 +395403954139542395433954439545395463954739548395493955039551395523955 +339554395553955639557395583955939560395613956239563395643956539566395 +673956839569395703957139572395733957439575395763957739578395793958039 +581395823958339584395853958639587395883958939590395913959239593395943 +959539596395973959839599396003960139602396033960439605396063960739608 +396093961039611396123961339614396153961639617396183961939620396213962 +239623396243962539626396273962839629396303963139632396333963439635396 +363963739638396393964039641396423964339644396453964639647396483964939 +650396513965239653396543965539656396573965839659396603966139662396633 +966439665396663966739668396693967039671396723967339674396753967639677 +396783967939680396813968239683396843968539686396873968839689396903969 +139692396933969439695396963969739698396993970039701397023970339704397 +053970639707397083970939710397113971239713397143971539716397173971839 +719397203972139722397233972439725397263972739728397293973039731397323 +973339734397353973639737397383973939740397413974239743397443974539746 +397473974839749397503975139752397533975439755397563975739758397593976 +039761397623976339764397653976639767397683976939770397713977239773397 +74

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