Here below is the actual snippet from the main module. This does not work.
{ # Need to add tags of <vom> and <\vom> at the # start and end of the file # Doing this below, but in a different block # of code to not disturb ARGV $out->[1] =~ s/\\/\\\\/g; # for windows local @ARGV = ($out->[1]); local $^I = '.bk'; while (<>) { if ($. == 1) { print "<vom>\n"; } else { print; } } open(APP, ">>$out->[1]"); print APP "\n</vom>\n"; close(APP); }

In reply to Re^3: In place edit does not work on Windows by sumeetp45
in thread In place edit does not work on Windows by sumeetp45

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