Re^2: file is replaced

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Re^3: file is replaced by colwellj (Monk) on Nov 30, 2009 at 22:49 UTC
This is because you redefine $i in your sub and start from 0 each time. change; `sub xml_output { my ($output, $tag, $fh,$i) = @_;` [download] to; `sub xml_output { my ($output, $tag, $fh) = @_;` [download] This will give you 0.xml and 6.xml. This is because you increment $i each time you write a tag. Move the $i++ to just after your open statement to count correctly.	[reply] [d/l] [select]