The tone of Fletch 's remark may seem patronizing to you, but your reply is simply rude, especially with regard to those who've downvoted your earlier nodes.

I was not among them, but I am for your latest...
      ...not only for rudeness, but also because talking about "output to the command line" (as you do, above, repeatedly) strongly suggests that you are using technical terms with -- at best -- a rather loose grasp of their meaning (and then, to compound it, ignoring attempts to clarify your understanding).

In reply to Re^5: What filehandle should be used for HTML prints via CGI?? by ww
in thread What filehandle should be used for HTML prints via CGI?? by PockMonk

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