Hi I am trying to open some text files saved with the format CR (MAC) using perl, I am having the problem that the open function does'nt recongnize the newline character. The solution might be to open every file and saved them with a format CR+LF (DOS) but I have to open more than a hundred files in different folders and I don't want to go one by one. Please Monks I need some help here. This is the code I am using I am only including the opening part ;)
use strict; use warnings; @files = <*.tx>; print "@files \n"; foreach $file (@files) { print " \n Working with file: $file \n"; my @lines=(); open(INFO, $file)or die "Could not open file: $!" ; @lines=<INFO>; close(INFO); ... }

In reply to Opening text files with CR format by knith

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