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mkeith123
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Re: [mkeith123] loop [In reply to] Can't Post
Mike,

'path/to/outfile' is a generic example, substitue whatever is appropriate. If you want to write the output in the same directory the script runs in just use a filename with no path:

'outfile.txt'

or whatever you want to call the file.
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Re: [mkeith123] loop [In reply to] Can't Post
You are only using the name of the file you want to read ($current_file):

open ($IN, $current_file) or die "$!";

so that file would have to be in the same directory as the script or you have to change directory to the directory where to $current_file resides or use the full path to the file:

open ($IN, "path/to/$current_file") or die "$!";

Also, in your first post in this thread, the filename has an underscore in it but in the code you posted there is no underscore in the filename. So remove the underscore in this line if it should not be there:

my $current_file = sprintf "mv_%07d.txt", $file;
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mkeith123
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Re: [mkeith123] loop [In reply to] Can't Post
Mike, I don't know the answers to those questions. You have to try and figure out where your files are and where the perl script is and such. The "my" does belong there.
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just declare it with "my" on this line:

my $current_file = sprintf "mv_%07d.txt", $file;

that will take care of the error message you are getting.
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Mike,

I don't really know why you are seeing that path. That is not the directory where your perl script is? Post the full text of the error message.
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My guess is that Dzsoft has confused the process somehow. I would try putting the Calc6.pl script and the Comparison.txt file in a known directory and run the perl script from the known directory. Something simple like:

c:\test\Calc6.pl

Also, I think Dzsoft is for perl based CGI scripts, your program is not a CGI script, it is a command line script. That probably explains the warning.
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They just mean to print the value of that variable at that point in the script but we already know what that value will be. It was as I thought, DZSoft is confusing the process. I think all IDE's work like that, they create a temp file of the script so you can edit and run it dynamically without first having to save it to hard disk. All you have to do to avoid the problem is do what I said, save the script to a known directory and run it from there.

The question right now is are you sure the files in:

C:/UnzippedDownloads/training_set/

are named how you say they are:

mv_0000001.txt) to (mv_0017700.txt)

change this line:

Code
open (my $IN, "C:/UnzippedDownloads/training_set/$current_file") or die "$!";
to:
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open (my $IN, "C:/UnzippedDownloads/training_set/$current_file") or die "$current_file: $!";
and see which value of $current_file can't be found.
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Apr 11, 2008, 3:18 PM

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Re: [mkeith123] loop [In reply to] Can't Post
if you mean this line:

<$IN>; #<-- skips first line

it will only skip the first line of the file. But remove it if you want to.
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attach (not post) one of the $current_file files to a post and i will take a look at it.
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