No, you should have read the docs on open, and probably perlopentut.

What I suggested above is that you open a file for output, and use its filehandle. You do that like this: 

$ftp->binary;
open my $filehandle, '>', 'c:/Temp/00000001.610' 
    or die "Couldn't open output file.\n$!";
binmode $filehandle;
$ftp->get("00000001.610", $filehandle);
close $filehandle or die 'Couldn't close output file.\n$!";
$ftp->quit;

[download]

That is untested, so use at your own risk. Also, eliminate the $ftp->binary; line, and the 'binmode $filehandle;' line if you are dealing with text files.


Dave

In reply to Re^3: How Do I Use Net::FTP by davido
in thread How Do I Use Net::FTP by Doyle

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