G'day Perlseeker_1,

This appears to be a follow-up question to printing output on text file from file - perl. It looks like you've made some modifications to the code I provided in Re: printing output on text file from file - perl.

You've posted code which you say: "gives me this output: ..." - no it does not!

You state "i am getting errors": where are they? are we supposed to guess what these errors are?

Looking back over your last few posts, I see you've been pointed to "How do I post a question effectively?" on numerous occasions by various monks: please go and read that now.

When you understand about making some effort to help us to help you, please read "How do I change/delete my post?".

Now you'll be in a position to add whatever error and warning messages you're receiving, and to update your post with either the code that produces the output you've shown or the output that's produced by the code you've shown.

Furthermore, if there's something you don't understand, you need to ask: we don't know what you don't know! For instance, looking at some of what's missing from your posted code, do you need to ask something about Inline::Files? [or, perhaps, do you just need to read its documentation?]

When you're prepared to make some effort, you'll find we're more than happy to help.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: printing Hash references by kcott
in thread printing Hash references by Perlseeker_1

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