in reply to File open issue

What is the warning that you get? And when you use  or die $!;, what is the output?


Dave

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Re^2: File open issue
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 19, 2012 at 19:12 UTC
    What about this: 
    if(-r $tempfile) {
    open (TMPFILE, "$tempfile") or die "Can't open $tempfile: $!"; 
    (@tmpfile) = <TMPFILE>;
    close TMPFILE;
}else {
    $nofile = "1";
}

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