use strict;
use warnings;
#OPEN FILE A.txt FOR APPENDING (CHECK FOR FAILURES)
open ( FOO, ">>", 'A.txt' )
or die "Could not open file A.txt: $!";
#OPEN FILE B.txt for READING (CHECK FOR FAILURES)
open ( BAR, "<", 'B.txt' )
or die "Could not open file B.txt: $!";
#READ EACH LINE OF FILE B.txt (BAR) and add it to FILE A.txt (FOO)
while ( my $line = <BAR> ) {
print FOO $line;
}
HTH -enlil
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