When I run this code and it finds the last type of report, the program hangs until I hit enter for each report of this type. I would like for it NOT to do this. What sort of goofy logic error have I committed here? 

foreach $xreport (@list) {
        # code to check to see which subroutine is needed
        if ($xreport =~ m/XSAColorQube/) {
                $count++;
                &Qube;
        } elsif ($xreport =~ m/XSAcolor/) {
                $count++;
                &Color;
        } elsif ($xreport =~ m/XSAreport/) {
                $count++;
                # some have fax, some do not, reports differ, checking
                open(XRPT,"<$xreport") or die "Cannot open $xreport: $
+!\n";
                $line = readline(*STDIN);
                close(XRPT);
                if ($line =~ m/EFax/) {
                        &Regular;
                } else {
                        &NoFax;
                }
        } else {
                print "$xreport does not match expected naming scheme 
+and was not processed.\n";
        }
}
print "-------------------------------------------\n";
print "Processed $count files.\n";
print "Output combined into report myxrxrpt.csv.\n";
close(OUT);

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In reply to Pausing on extra IF by ratboy

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