Re: no output or error received

Hardly surprising. You have:

no warnings "all";
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See warnings. You don't check that you're opening files successfully , see open, check $!. To write to your file use:

print OFILE "$name\n";
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Try adding:

use strict;
use warnings;
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Declare your variables, change how you're using open as per the documentation. It looks like you could benifit from learning the basics:

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Re^2: no output or error received by Loops (Curate) on Jun 28, 2013 at 09:55 UTC
Just to be a little more explicit, you don't want to reopen the file every iteration of your loop. There's no reason to reopen it each time you're about to print. So open it before you start reading the input and writing it out.	[reply]