I'll explain it by two examples:
You want: 
  open INF, "<$file" or  print "\n\tmy message\n" ; 
                         "\n\tActual error :: $!\n"  ;
                         return 0 ;

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 You can do: 
open INF, "<$file" or do{ print "\n\tmy message\n",
                         "\n\tActual error :: $!\n"  ;
                         return 0 ;
}

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OR: 
  open INF, "<$file" or (print("\n\tmy message\n", "\n\tActual error :
+: $!\n"), return 0)

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It will do what you want, if i understood the idea of your dirty, ugly code correctly.
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In reply to Re: Code Blocks by Ieronim
in thread Code Blocks by Ronnie

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