Hello guys, need some help here. When I run my code (below) I get an output like this:
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print() on unopened filehandle 16 at ./buildSqlQueries.pl line 23, <FH> line
        7813 (#1)
print() on unopened filehandle 16 at ./buildSqlQueries.pl line 19, <FH> line
        7830 (#1)
print() on unopened filehandle 16 at ./buildSqlQueries.pl line 19, <FH> line
        7831 (#1)
print() on unopened filehandle 16 at ./buildSqlQueries.pl line 23, <FH> line
        7831 (#1)
print() on unopened filehandle 16 at ./buildSqlQueries.pl line 19, <FH> line
        7848 (#1)
debug1
debug2
debug3
Can't figure what's the problem. Here's the code:
use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; MAIN: { my $i=0; my @entry; my $path = "/home/jorge/bench/joomla/setting_laguage/jos_conte +nt.csv"; open (FH, '<', $path) or die $!; print ("debug1\n");###DEBUG while (<FH>){ print ("debug2\n");###DEBUG line 19 if (/^"(\d+)";/){ print ("debug3\n");###DEBUG line 23 $entry[$i] = $1; $i++; while (<FH>){ $entry[$i]=$_; $i++; last if (/readmore=/); } select($entry[0]); } } close (FH); }
Thank you very much for any help, Jorge

In reply to [Solved] print() on unopened filehandle error by jorgejch

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