Try
printf FILEHANDLE, "Message";
"The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a
rightly timed pause."
--Mark Twain
James Edward Gray
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06/10/2003 04:11
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I'm trying to print call print with a variable I'm sure holds a
typeglob with an open file handle. I know the variable is a hash
lookup, so I expected print to complain, however, I thought adding the
parenthesis was all that I had to do to clarify what I meant. Doesn't
look like it though, because it's still not working. Could someone
please explain to me what's wrong with this statement?
print $server{Log} ("$priority\t$event\t");
Thanks for your time.
James
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