If I understand your question correctly, then all you want to do is
iterate through a list, performing some action on each item. You can just
use a foreach loop for this:
foreach $file(@files){
Module::Function($file){
do something...
}
}
unless you actually want to do something to the file, in which case it would
look more like this:
foreach $file(@files){
open(INFILE,$file);
while(<INFILE>){
Module::Function($_);
}
}
or are you saying that the module normally gets its parameters from <STDIN>,
and you want to redirect the output of one part of the script so that the
module thinks it's actually coming from user input?
-----Original Message-----
From: Chip Dunning
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2/22/02 9:58 PM
Subject: Module call/stdin
I am definitely new to Perl - so here is my basic question.
I have a module called from a script. I want the script to call the
module
and pass it a filename. The module will use that filename in the same
manner
as if it came from the command like (ex. while (<>) { .... } ).
Chip
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