use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
open OUT,">jieguo.txt";
my @file=glob "*.mapstat";
my %hash;
my %title;
foreach my $file(@file){
#$file = ~/(.*).all.mapstat/;
#my $id=$1;
#print $file;
my $n=0;
open IN,$file;
while(<IN>){
#$_=~s/\r//g;
chomp;
#next if(/^$/ || $_ eq "");
my ($name,$type,$info)=split/\s+/,$_;
#print "$type\n";
$title{$type}=$n;
$n++;
#if(!defined $info){print "h" if(/\t/);print $_;die;}
push @{$hash{$file}},$info;
}
close IN;
}
print OUT join("\t",(sort {$title{$a} <=> $title{$b}} keys %title));
print OUT"\n";
#print Dumper %hash;
#die;
for my $key (keys %hash){
# for my $i(0..$#{$hash{$key}}){
print OUT join("\t",@{$hash{$key}})."\n" ;
#}
}
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