I'm not sure what POE::Component::Logger wants, but I suspect that it's a configuration file on it's own; in that case, it's a bit difficult just to point it at the calling script, since I don't think you can easily tell it to "open this file, but only start from after '__END__'".

However, you could create a temporary file from a "here" document: 

open TEMPFILE, ">$temp_filename";

print << END_OF_HEREFILE
....
...
write your config file stuff here
....
...
END_OF_HEREFILE
close TEMPFILE;

POE::Component::Logger->spawn(ConfigFile => $temp_filename);

...

unlink ($temp_filename);

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Remember you need to add in the unlink somewhere to delete the tempfile; you need to decide where it should go depending on your code.

In reply to Re: Using data at the end of a program file by MrFlibble
in thread Using data at the end of a program file by carcassonne

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