I see. You're saying the example output shows only middle parts of lines. Well...
Thinking logically, there are four possibilities:
- Bug in your program
- Bug in your tool that you use to view the output file
- Bug in Perl
- User error
So,
- I don't see any apparent bugs in the snippet you provided. Although some things are strange, for example, if ($nbGABlocks == 0) {... doesn't seem to have any effect, since @arrayToPrint is emptied before appending more elements anyway (in the NORMALBLOCK loop). Bugs are not impossible, but they must be somewhere else...
- How are you viewing the file?
- That kind of bug in Perl seems unlikely... What is the Perl version?
- Yeah, how are you viewing the file? For example, you're opening the file for appending, are you making sure you're viewing the new part and not the old one?
There is a number of 'paste your code here' sites on the Internet, e.g. hastebin.com. Would it be possible to paste the output of Data::Dumper and of your program using it or a similar site? And more of your script, too (ideally something that we could actually run).
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