RE: using @ARGV to get user-defined arguments

cbgb wrote: > ATM I can use @ARGV by forcing it to read specified files > (see sample below). But how can I turn it into a subroutine > that accepts any filenames and can be called within a script, eg: > &myroutine("fileA","fileB") ? > > thanks > Chris > > > #!/usr/bin/perl -Tw > > @ARGV=("te

using @ARGV to get user-defined arguments

---apologies if this turns out to be a double-posting--- ATM I can use @ARGV by forcing it to read specified files (see sample below). But how can I turn it into a subroutine that accepts any filenames and can be called within a script, eg: &myroutine("fileA","fileB") ? thanks Chris #!/usr/bin/

using @ARGV to get user-defined arguments

ATM I can use @ARGV by forcing it to read specified files (see sample below). But how can I turn it into a subroutine that accepts any filenames and can be called within a script, eg: &myroutine("fileA","fileB") ? thanks Chris #!/usr/bin/perl -Tw @ARGV=("textfile","craig"); foreach $arg (@ARGV