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Re: pre-texted <STDIN>by bart (Canon) |
on Apr 04, 2020 at 12:15 UTC ( #11115037=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I'm going to take your title as a question, irrespective of any interpretation of what you really want to achieve. Can you instert extra text, say, from a text file, into the perl input via STDIN? Well, yes you can.
If you set @ARGV to the paths of a number of files, while(<>) will read the files instead of STDIN. But add "-" (that's a minus sign) as a file namen, and perl will also read from normal STDIN. In summary: the following snippet will read a saved text file and input from STDIN.
This will read from STDIN until you somehow terminate it: read from a finite pipe, or enter ctrl-D or ctrl-Z interactively, depending on the platform.
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