Yes there was some mis-communication as I thought he was referring to
variable $.? as opposed to $.
Derek B. Smith
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"Graeme St.
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Subject
RE: Start reading from a specific
line
Well, it is, you know. In my 3rd Edn, July 2000 printing, it's indexed
about half way down the left column on p1011, where it is also described as
$INPUT_LINE_NUMBER. Admittedly, the first reference (to p103) is off, as
some refs are in this edn. But it's only just over onto p104. And p665
(correct this time!) gives you the goods.
Rgds, GStC.
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you are correct, you do not need " " around $.
thank you!
I was using strict and warnings, but must of had another error.
I am unfamiliar with the variable $.? I tried playing with it, but was
unsuccessful. I could not find it in cookbook nor in programming perl.
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