hi monks, here is a question for you

I got a program here, and I want to change something in it, but I don't know how... here is a sub of the code:

sub open_log_mail {            
open my $info, ">c_a.txt";
if ($cc ne 0){
    print $info "$cc";
}
    my $a=@filename;
    my $n=0;
            for (my $l=0; $l<$a; $l++){
                    if ($filename[$n] ne 0){
                    print $info "$filename[$n]\n";
                    $filename[$n]=0;
                    }
                $n++;
        }
close $info;
open $info, "<c_a.txt";
print $info;
    
$dbh->do("INSERT INTO items_mma(item, businesstype, direction, destina
+tion, nature, role, relcode, project, title, subject, keywords, comme
+nts, created, creator, changed, changer, signature, size, status)
VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)", unde
+f, ($openvalue, '1', $openvalue, 'MES', $openvalue, '1', $openvalue, 
+'1', $openvalue, $subject, $openvalue, $info, "$Month-$Day-$Year", 'M
+MA', "$Month-$Day-$Year", '1', '1', '1', '1')) or die ("kan niet toev
+oegen!");
close $info;
}

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if I have an E-mail with several attachments and a cc... now I want to have those into $info... at the moment I get a globref, but I want to have there just plain text. but I don't know how, who knows?

ohw and there are 2 places where I look variable ne to 0... I've made the scarlar 0 if it was undifined. that is the reason that I've that in my code

In reply to globref to plain text by Bass-Fighter

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