hi guys,

I have a stuped problem I'm using Net::IRC and i'm trying to write a IRC bot. I want to store some data in a file from web form and then read this data from bot script in IRC. the problem is that when I have the variable $nick in the text file it has no value but have just $nick ( as a string ) here are my files ( part of them )

its my text file ( test.irc )

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!beer|give to $nick one beer|cheers $nick

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its part of my bot file

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open(INF,"test.irc");
    @ary=<INF>;
close(INF);

foreach $line (@ary) {
    chomp($line);
    ($txt_cmd,$txt_me,$txt_chan)=split(/\|/,$line);
    if ($text eq $txt_cmd){
        $conn->me($conn->{channel},"$txt_me");
        $conn->privmsg($conn->{channel}, "$txt_chan");
    }
}

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here is my output in IRC 

[00:13] <boilera> !beer
[00:13] * Curolina give to $nick one beer
[00:13] <Curolina> cheers $nick

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but I want this to be like this : 

[00:13] <boilera> !beer
[00:13] * Curolina give to boilera one beer
[00:13] <Curolina> cheers boilera

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thanx to all that will reply

boilera

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