The output of your code will be done in another file. But i want to do it in same.

It's the same as in any other programming language:

On a sheet of paper, you can use whiteout, but then there will remain a visible gap. If you don't want that, you have to rewrite (i.e. copy) the complete sheet.

In Perl (or C, or whatever) , you could overwrite with the same number of bytes, e.g. spaces, but if you want to avoid the gap, you have to copy the whole thing into a new file and then do the "delete and rename" dance. That's what most editors and word processors do.

Tie::File (see GotToBTru's reply) internally does, so to say, use the whiteout/overwrite approach and rewrites all subsequent lines "in place".

In reply to Re^5: How to delete a particular line in a text file after some operation on that text file at the same time by soonix
in thread How to delete a particular line in a text file after some operation on that text file at the same time by ppp

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