hello,
I need to print each element of an array to a file, but I am experiencing
problems with printing to an outfile handle. My goal is to print each array
element to a file in a directory, my desktop.
I keep getting the error that my filehandle is closed. Any direction on how
to get around this would be greatly appreciated!
Here is my code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
local $/ = '//';
my $genpept = "/Users/mb/Desktop/proteins.gp";
my $peptstr1 = '/Users/mgavibrathwaite/Desktop/';
open(my OUT,">$peptstr1")  or die  $!;
open(my IN,$genpept);
#my $i = 1;
while (my $records = <IN>){
    #$i++;
    chomp $records;
    my @genpept;
    push @genpept,($records); 
    print"Processed infile record: $.\n";
    foreach(@genpept){
        print "$_";
    }
}
close(IN);
close(OUT);

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