Thanks for the quick response. It will take me awhile to formulate why myprint() even exists, and what my ultimate goal is, so please give me some time. Regarding the archaic syntax in my perl programs, I'm 80 years old, and've been programming since 1965, so if we were conversing you'd probably hear some stuff like "Awesome," "Beet Feet" and "Bug out" from me. Anyway, I'll come back to this, and thanks again for the response.

In reply to Re^2: Filehandle in subroutine in use VRML.pm by smittypaddler
in thread Filehandle in subroutine in use VRML.pm by smittypaddler

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