Sorry for the inconvenience, I want the exact opml text from the file in my string like this: 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<opml version="2.0">
    <head>
        <title>workspace.userlandsamples.doSomeUpstreaming</title>
        <dateCreated>Mon, 11 Feb 2002 22:48:02 GMT</dateCreated>
        <dateModified>Sun, 30 Oct 2005 03:30:17 GMT</dateModified>
        <ownerName>Dave Winer</ownerName>
        <ownerEmail>dwiner@yahoo.com</ownerEmail>
        <expansionState>1, 2, 4</expansionState>
        <vertScrollState>1</vertScrollState>
        <windowTop>74</windowTop>
        <windowLeft>41</windowLeft>
        <windowBottom>314</windowBottom>
        <windowRight>475</windowRight>
        </head>
    <body>
        <outline text="Changes" isComment="true">
            <outline text="1/3/02; 4:54:25 PM by DW">
                <outline text="Change &quot;playlist&quot; to &quot;ra
+dio&quot;."/>
                </outline>
            <outline text="2/12/01; 1:49:33 PM by DW" isComment="true"
+>
                <outline text="Test upstreaming by sprinkling a few fi
+les in a nice new test folder."/>
                </outline>
            </outline>
        <outline text="on writetestfile (f, size)">
            <outline text="file.surefilepath (f)" isBreakpoint="true"/
+>
            <outline text="file.writewholefile (f, string.filledstring
+ (&quot;x&quot;, size))"/>
            </outline>
        <outline text="local (folder = user.radio.prefs.wwwfolder + &q
+uot;test\\largefiles\\&quot;)"/>
        <outline text="for ch = 'a' to 'z'">
            <outline text="writetestfile (folder + ch + &quot;.html&qu
+ot;, random (1000, 16000))"/>
            </outline>
        </body>
    </opml>

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use my perl code print out in console I got: 

<opml ve</opml>2</body>e</outline>ext="writetestfile (folder + ch + &q
+uot;.html&quot;, random (1000, 16000))"/>lder."/>

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it seems like a encoding problem, which I have no experience. So I wonder, how do I read such a file and properly stored in a perl string? This is a homework. Am not allow to use any module.

In reply to Re^2: *.opml file output to console problem by Anonymous Monk
in thread *.opml file output to console problem by Anonymous Monk

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