Hello, I am trying to make inline changes to the file(passed using Glob) I am doing like this, but i think it is not the best way to do it. In below code i have to use stdout redirection to a new local file, which i don't want to do. I need to make changes to the same file being passed by rm_spaces(\*FILE) 

open(STDOUT, "+>csv_add_up");
rm_spaces(\*CSVADD_FILE);
close STDOUT;

sub rm_spaces {
    my $file = shift;
    while (<$file>) {
    chomp; 
    my @fields = split /,/; 
    s/\s+//g for @fields;
    s/\/I\/0//g for @fields;
    s/\/T\/0//g for @fields;
    print join ",", @fields,"\n";
}
}

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Thanks, Jagtar

In reply to Inline change to the file passed by Glob by jagtar

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