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File handeling to make multiple files: help needed urgently

 


q1w2e3
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Sep 14, 2011, 3:19 AM

Post #1 of 2 (849 views)
File handeling to make multiple files: help needed urgently Can't Post
Input is taken from the file given by a user "toplevel.file" having file handler PO. Output of the prog gives "output.file" as an output. Now ,once output file has been made I want to make it as another input file and create another output file till my loop ends.

The following code has been made.

open (PO, "<toplevel.file") or die "check file";
for ($l=0; $l<4; $l++)
{
open (FO, "+<output.file$l") or die "check file";
if ($l=0)
{ @temp=<PO>;}
if ($l>0)
{ @temp=<FO>;}

and depending on file handler further operations are carried out.
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Reply awaited.

Thanks..


rovf
Veteran

Sep 15, 2011, 3:34 AM

Post #2 of 2 (839 views)
Re: [q1w2e3] File handeling to make multiple files: help needed urgently [In reply to] Can't Post
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having file handler PO.
I guess you mean file handle, not file handler. A file handler is something different.

As for your question: To use your output file later on as an input file, you have two options to choose from:

- Close the output file, then reopen it as input file.

- Initially create the output file for "read and write", and use the tell()/seek() functions to reposition the file pointer.

BTW, I suggest that you use a localized variable as a file handle, instead of a global handle, i.e.

open(my $po, ...)

This is not so important in your small example code, but can make things easier when your code gets more complicated.

 
 


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