Writing into a file

thendal · Feb 26, 2001

Hi all!

We can print out a html file as follows(dumping all the html codes in between tags.

print << "

HTML:

&quot;;

<html>
</html>

[HTML]

ll'ly is there any way dump the html to a file

like

print FILE << &quot;[end]&quot;;

<html>
</html>

[end]

close(FILE);

because in this way i can don't need to specfically escape the double quotes character.

I hope i have conveyed my question.

Thendal:)

hmerrill · Feb 26, 2001

I just did it with this test script:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
open(TEST,">test.txt&quot

|| die "Couldn't open file test.txt!\n";
print TEST <<END;

This is just a test.
Line 2.

END
-----------------------------------

This creates file test.txt which contains this:

This is just a test.
Line 2.

------------------------------------

Why are you using double quotes? Your here-document tags don't need double quotes.

HTH.
Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.

http://www.missioncriticallinux.com

thendal · Feb 27, 2001

ThanX I am little bit X-)

Thendal

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