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File Handling - Perl module P207
Opening data files, reading from them, and writing to them. Checking whether files exist. And if so, how big are they? Using the file handling elements of Perl to handle keyboard, screen, other processes, and connections to other computers.

This topic is presented on public courses Perl Programming, Perl bootcamp

Examples from our training material
addplus   Formatter - adding a leading plus
christmas   Formatted printing - splittin money between the grandchildren
ddd   Splitting and reformatting data
fan   One input and five output files in a single program
fsv   File open, read, write test example
leedspark   alternative answer to practical at end of module
legacy   Divide money between children and print neatly
output.txt   Sample output "park" program
park   Sample answer to "the park" exercise
perlwget   Running an OS command from within a Perl script
piper   Use of file handles to pipe from and to processes
procmon   Process monitoring - demonstration of principle
reporter   file status operators -x and -s
sp   Formatted printing
Opentalk forum discussions related to this topic
reading a text file and extracting info
Writting a script to break a file
updating a file
reading rc files
perl basic
Variable formatting beyond printf
Pictures
"Now where was that data file??"
"Now where did I save that data file?"
Background information
Some modules are available for download as a sample of our material or under an Open Training Notes License for free download from http://www.training-notes.co.uk.
Topics covered in this module
File input and output.
File Handles.
The open function.
Reading from a file handle.
Writing to a file handle.
Closing a file.
Other things you can handle through the file interface.
File testing.
Formatted printing.
Floating point formats.
Formats for whole numbers (integers).
Formats for variable text strings.
Constant text.
sprintf.
Summary.
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