Hi,
How to copy an array to a file?
I tried the File :: copy, But the array is not copying to the file.
@susi=$telnet->cmd("logtail") ;
$newfile = "$movie/$song/$file";
copy(@susi,$new file) or die "File cannot be copied.";
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
susi.
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Doesn't the name of the module give you a clue? File::Copy. It's for copying files.
The copy function takes two parameters: a file to copy from and a file to copy to. Either argument may be a string, a FileHandle reference or a FileHandle glob.
Maybe you can just open the file and write the array into the file: - open(FH,">", $newfile) or die "$!";
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print FH @array;
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close FH;
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Doesn't the name of the module give you a clue? File::Copy. It's for copying files.
Maybe you can just open the file and write the array into the file:
- open(FH,">", $newfile) or die "$!";
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print FH @array;
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close FH;
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Hi Kevin,
Thank you, Its Working Fine.
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