you posted this question on the wrong section: see PerlMonks for the Absolute Beginner for hints on how and where to post.

See also How (Not) To Ask A Question infact your question, is really against all rules of a good post: what "closed drawing" means? in which contest?

Then you will learn that more effort you put asking a good question, more useful answers will come. Mostly appreciated would be some code by your part, a Short, Self-Contained, Correct Example letting monks to spot where do you have problems and what your perl level is.

Being your first post a bit more of patience from our part is due, but show us more effort from your part too!

L*

You'll need to give more specifics. The question, as asked, doesn't describe what a closed drawing refers to. It doesn't explain what is meant by "copy." And it doesn't explain what you have tried, where you are stuck, and how Perl is involved.

shamsharma:

Assuming a closed drawing is a file, you might want to look at File::Copy.

...roboticus

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