Re: Opening and Writing to Files

2002-07-18 Thread John W. Krahn
Carrie Lyn Brammer wrote: > > I've looked throgh the recent archives. A lot of what > is being discussed seems too 'advanced' for me. I guess > i'm a REAL baby newbie. > > Can someone please look at the following project, and > tell me why it is not writing the contents of the > readfile.txt to

Re: Opening and Writing to Files

2002-07-18 Thread Mat Harris
you need to add the name of the target filehandle when you write to it. for example: if you open writefile.txt with the filehandle WRITE, you must print to it like so: print WRITE "add some text"; At 18:18 18/07/2002 -0500, Carrie Lyn Brammer wrote: >I've looked throgh the recent archives. A

Re: Opening and Writing to Files

2002-07-18 Thread Connie Chan
>> print (@contents); You have to print to the file handle, otherwise, nothing will write to WRITEFILE, but to screen only. So, you have to write as : print WRITEFILE @contents; >> @newcontents = ; >> print "\n The contents of writefile.txt is $newcontents \n"; No, $newcontents here will prin