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| [SOLVED] In PERL how do you open different text files with the same program? Say my code is: # PRO1.pl open (MYFILE, 'data.txt'); while (<MYFILE>) { chomp; print "$_\n"; } close (MYFILE); But I want to run all these from this PRO1.pl program $ perl PRO1.pl part1.txt $ perl PRO1.pl part2.txt $ perl PRO1.pl part3.txt What do I change 'data.txt' so I can use any text file with this program. I know I can be change it to a variable $fileName='data.txt' open (MYFILE, $fileName); But how do I get a parameter into the program so that it will open the parameter file and not the variable file. |
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