[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Frnds,
> I myself found some way.Read the file to an array and created a file
> as
> per requirement and then inserted the objects in the array to file.
> ================================
> for ($i=0;$i < $#arr;$i++)
> {
> print OUTPUT $arr[$i];
> }
> =========================
Yecch, don't write Perl like that! Perl's not C.
print OUTPUT for @arr;
What's wrong with the Tie::File solution I posted for you yesterday? Maybe
I'm in everyone's killfile?
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