Hello Discripulus,

I've updated the code to reflect what is really needed and removed the modules really not needed for this instance of the code as the code is part of a larger program that uses the above mentioned modules.

What I've tried to show is that the Upper screen stays the same through out and the lower screen is what changes...in this case changing the Owner of the Car..Typing in Current Owner and then typing in New Owner and once enter is pressed it updates the record and then the top screen would show the new owner? So each function would open, append, and close the file and the last screen would open the file displaying the change made to the file. Thanks for the help.

In reply to Re^2: Pure Perl Split Screen by PilotinControl
in thread Pure Perl Split Screen by PilotinControl

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