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The question was originally about catching and the question is still about catching. I printed the code to put the catch in context.

Forsome reason it still isn't working. Here's the code, any ideas? #!/usr/bin/perl print STDOUT "Please enter the full path of the make directory in your view (e.g. C:\\cc\\views\\vb2659_view16\\leopard_system\\system-build\\make):\n"; $build = <STDIN>; chomp $build; print STDOUT "Please...

Thanks for the help.

Hi everyone. I'm trying to use the die function to throw an error when an inputted path is wrong, however it's not throwing anything. Can anyone tell me if the line of code below is correct: open FILE, "$file" || die "Can't open: $! \n"; Thanks.

Simple as that! Cheers.

Is it possible to create a file with a particular extension using a perl script? Thanks.

I'm having problems with the syntax, because it contains symbols that Perl recognises.

Hi. I've got a perl file that I want to edit using another perl script. I want the script to place '; #' when it sees '@ARGV[2])'. Can anybody help?

Thanks KevinADC.

Thanks, so much. You are a perl legend!

Can someone please show me how to make this script replace '<PreprocessorFlags/>' with '<PreprocessorFlags>U_CPPUNWIND</PreprocessorFlags>'. Thanks. open FILE, 'C:/cpptest\C++TestFiles\Projects\Hello\Product\ProjectConfig.pcfg'; foreach(<FILE>){ push (@file,$_); } close FILE; unlink...

Cool. thanks. I'm very new to Perl, how would it fit into the whole script? I know I open the filehandle first.

Hi Guys, I posted a thread before where I wanted to know how to input a value between two xml tags. Can someone tell me how to simply replace a whole line in an xml file and replace it. Many thanks. I need to replace: <PreprocessorFlags/> With: <PreprocessorFlags>/U_CPPUNWIND</PreprocessorFlags>

Thanks. That'a brilliant!

Thanks a lot. The problem is is that it's placing it after the closing tag. Any ideas? See below. <PreprocessorFlags></PreprocessorFlags> /U_CPPUNWIND <IncludeOptions/>