Ok,
i have the problem thet i want to read 1000(suppose) at a time instead of reading one line at a time from the log file. and then i will use this block for parsing. is there any code u can provide . i am using following code: 

open(handle, "c:\\file.log");
while(<handle>)
{
#here i use regular expression for parsing line
#here i print parse information 
}

now i want it as follow
function(filepath, numberofline)#return number of line
while(<return line>)
{
#here i use regular expression for parsing line
#here i print parse information 
}

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Is there any solution for it.
its very urgent for me.

Edit by BazB. Add code tags. Remove excess br tags.

In reply to reading 100 line at a one time by contact_chatan
in thread reading 100 line at a one time by contact_chatan

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