I was playing around (and abusing) the debugger as shell. ;)

That's what I got so far, not perfect though

C:\tmp\files>set TERM=dumb

C:\tmp\files>perl -dE0

Loading DB routines from perl5db.pl version 1.49_05
Editor support available.

Enter h or 'h h' for help, or 'perldoc perldebug' for more help.

main::(-e:1):   0
  DB<1> sub out { if ($.==1) { open(ARGVOUT,">","$ARGV".shift); select
+ (ARGVOUT) } ; $. = "0 EOF at $." if eof }

  DB<2> x @ARGV=<?>
0  'a'
1  'b'
2  'c'
  DB<3> x <>
0  '1:bla bla
'
1  '2:bla bla
'
2  '3:bla bla
'
3  '1:bla bla
'
4  '2:bla bla
'
5  '3:bla bla
'
6  '1:bla bla
'
7  '2:bla bla
'
8  '3:bla bla
'
  DB<4> x @ARGV=<?>
0  'a'
1  'b'
2  'c'
  DB<5> print s/bla/drivel/r while (<>)
1:drivel bla
2:drivel bla
3:drivel bla
1:drivel bla
2:drivel bla
3:drivel bla
1:drivel bla
2:drivel bla
3:drivel bla

  DB<6> x @ARGV=<?>
0  'a'
1  'b'
2  'c'
  DB<7> out(".ext"), print s/bla/drivel/r while (<>)

  DB<8> x @ARGV=<?.ext>
0  'a.ext'
1  'b.ext'
2  'c.ext'
  DB<9> x <>
0  '1:drivel bla
'
1  '2:drivel bla
'
2  '3:drivel bla
'
3  '1:drivel bla
'
4  '2:drivel bla
'
5  '3:drivel bla
'
6  '1:drivel bla
'
7  '2:drivel bla
'
8  '3:drivel bla
'
  DB<10>

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Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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In reply to Re: One to one file output idiom by LanX
in thread One to one file output idiom by Eily

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