I wrote a similar script some time ago. It stored my links in a database and i set up a bookmark that used javascript so i could add the current page in one click. But that's not why i am posting. This is why i am posting: 
sub slurp
{
  my $file =shift;
  my $save = $/;
  undef $/;
  open FIL, "$file";
  my $input= <FIL>;
  close FIL;
  my @list = split /$save/, $input;
  $/ = $save;
  return @list;
}

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After you open the file, just do this: 
my @list = <FIL>;

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No need to store $/, shove the lines into a scalar and then split em back into an array. Additionally, if you have to store the file contents into a scalar, this is a much nicer way: 
my $input = do { local $/; <FIL> };

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And, (once again!) drop this: 
for (my $i=1; $i <= $pop->Count(); $i++)

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for this: 
for my $i(1..$pop->Count())

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jeffa 

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(the triplet paradiddle)

In reply to (jeffa) Re: A different approach for bookmarks. by jeffa
in thread A different approach for bookmarks. by atlantageek

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