hi,i'm writing the below code.but i was stuck in the middle.please help me... 
if(open_con(F,"localhost","port"))
{  
   $text = "some expression to be send to the server";
   syswrite(F,$text,500);
   open(AUDIO,">$audio_file);
   $receive = <F>; // instead of sysread(F,$receive,500) 
   while($receive = <F>)
   {
      print AUDIO $receive; 
   }
   close AUDIO;
}

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the open_con() function is to open connection to the server.that one is functionally ok.the above problem with the above code is that i don't know how to terminate the while loop after it finish writing the into the AUDIO file from streaming <F> . i try to modified like this. 
while($receive=<F>)
{
    if($receive eq "\n")
    {
        last;
    }
    print AUDIO $receive; 
}

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the above code,doesn't work too. so,please give me any suggestion or sample code to stop the streamming <F> and terminate it writing to the AUDIO file. 
thank you in advance.

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:D

In reply to how to stop the file by dakmatt

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