What did you do wrong? Well:

  1. You didn't tell us what your difficulty is.
  2. You are using & to call subs.
  3. You are not using strictures (use strict; use warnings;).
  4. You don't check that CAM::PDF->new($transcript) succeeded.
  5. my $conc_text.=$text; is bizarre and unnecessary, just use $text in the following print.
  6. Placing use CAM::PDF in the middle of your code is misleading. use is parsed during the compilation phase so putting use anywhere except atthe top of your script gives a false impression of when it is executed.
True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re: Processing multiple pdfs using CAM::PDF by GrandFather
in thread Processing multiple pdfs using CAM::PDF by aka_bk

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