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Perl » File » Open file

Open for writing first, then reading


    



#!/usr/bin/perl



print "\n\n";

open(FH, "+>aFile") || die;

print FH "This line is written to joker.\n";

seek(FH,0,0);         # Go to the beginning of the file

while(<FH>) {

    print;            # Reads from aFile; the line is in $_

}

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