Nandita Mullapudi wrote:
>
> Hi all,
Hello,
> am using the following script to parse a long list of files. funnily
> enough, it works fine when i try a couple sample files, but when i'm
> using a long list of files, it comes up with this error:
>
> readline() on
Nandita Mullapudi wrote:
> Hi all,
> am using the following script to parse a long list of files. funnily
> enough, it works fine when i try a couple sample files, but when i'm
> using a long list of files, it comes up with this error:
>
> readline() on closed filehandle FI
i just found the problem- bad formatting of filenames in my list of
files..
thanks!
-nandita
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Hi all,
am using the following script to parse a long list of files. funnily
enough, it works fine when i try a couple sample files, but when i'm
using a long list of files, it comes up with this error:
readline() on closed filehandle FILE at hashing22.pl line 29, line
13 (#1)
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> "Morbus" == Morbus Iff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Morbus> open(PIPE_TO, "your-filename");
Morbus> print PIPE_TO "burp!";
Morbus> close PIPE_TO;
Morbus> print PIPE_TO "sadness";
Morbus> The "burp" line will print to the file correctly (assuming we were
Morbus> able to creat
>what does a closed filehandle error mean? i'm trying to write to a log
>and yes, the permissions for the directory and the log are 777.
A closed filehandle means that the pipe (ie., the tunnel that connects your
perl script to the innards of the file) is no longer there. See th
t does a closed filehandle error mean? i'm trying to write to a log
> and yes, the permissions for the directory and the log are 777.
>
> thanks, nichole
what does a closed filehandle error mean? i'm trying to write to a log
and yes, the permissions for the directory and the log are 777.
thanks, nichole
