Hello Perl Monks,

im having a small issue with a parameter on the module WWW::Babelfish.

here is the code: 
use WWW::Babelfish;

$obj = new WWW::Babelfish( service => 'Google', agent => 'Mozilla/8.0'
+);
  die( "Google server unavailable\n" ) unless defined($obj);

  $en_text = $obj->translate( 'source' => 'English',
                                  'destination' => 'Spanish',
                                  'text' => "i am mexican with black h
+air and brown eyes",
                                  'delimiter' => "\n\t",
                                  'ofh' => \*STDOUT);
  die("Could not translate: " . $obj->error) unless defined($en_text);

  @languages = $obj->languages;

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As i read on CPAN, the parameter 'ofh'
ofh: Output filehandle; if provided, the translation will be written to this filehandle.

ofh parameter must be a filehandle. what kind of filehandle?? <FH>, how many more are they STDOUT.. etc??

my problem is i want to pass the data output to an @array

please help!

In reply to Google Translation using WWW::Babelfish by senik148

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