On Sunday, June 1, 2003, at 05:22 AM, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
use constant CFG => qq|$ENV{'HOME'}/.get_quiz|;
Well, you could convert it back to a variable prior to use:
#!perl -w
use strict; use diagnostics;
use constant CFG => qq|$ENV{'HOME'}/.get_quiz|;
my $whichfile = CFG;
open OFILE, ">$whichfile" or die "croak; Frogger died..."; print OFILE "Ribbit."; close OFILE;
But my question is - how will you find it? The file you've created is:
.get_quiz
And under Unix that is *considered* a hidden file name. You would have to use
ls -ial
or some such to "see" it on the command line...
HTH/Sx
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