Hello, I have been trying to figure this one out all morning, this sub is supposed to grab <STDIN> strip off control characters then write it back to a file. It is only printing the first line of <STDIN> to the new file. I am sure it is something simple, I just cannot see it. If anyone else can, any help would be appreciated ! 
open DOM_WORK, '>/usr/spool/lpd/dom/dom.work';
&get_text;                                   
sub get_text{                                
my @text=(<>);                               
my $line =0;                                 
foreach $line (@text) {                      
my $text =$text[$line];                      
$text =~tr/\x0c-\x0d//d;                     
select DOM_WORK;                             
print "$text[$line]";                        
close DOM_WORK;                              
        }                                    
&get_domkey;                                
}

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Thanks, Aseidas

In reply to Sub only grabbing first line from STDIN by aseidas

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