>>> "Murphy, Ged (Bolton)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 29/10/2004
9:02:56 am >>>
>The previous item is simple to do, but I'm struggling to think of a
way of
>getting the next item.
You could just change your foreach line to a standard for loop:
for ( my $index = 0; $index <= $#files; $index++ )
{
}
And then just use $files[$index] wherever you use $_ below, and then
you can refer to as many other elements in the array as you like with
"$index + 1", "$index - 1", etc.
Hope this helps,
Jeff Eggen
IT Programmer Analyst
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Ph (306) 751-1795
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