Folks,
Hit there! I just joined the list. Amazing what one can do with rudimentary
web-browsing skills.
Is there any easy way to append a line or lines to the *beginning* of a text
file? I've been through the Llama and Camel books, and the perldoc for Open,
and I can't seem to find an easy
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From: Josh Berkus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 11:17 AM
Subject: Appending to beginning of file?
Folks,
Hit there! I just joined the list. Amazing what one can do with
rudimentary
web-browsing skills.
Is there any easy
John, Beau,
This is a Frequently Asked Question and the answer can be found in
Perl's FAQs.
perldoc -q beginning of a file
Thanks! The perldoc -q technique is really good to know about.
Looks like I'd be able to do this if I was using 5.80, but I'm not :-(
So I'll just transfer the
On Wednesday, June 4, 2003, at 04:43 PM, Josh Berkus wrote:
Looks like I'd be able to do this if I was using 5.80, but I'm not :-(
Tie::File can be retrieved off of the CPAN for earlier versions of Perl
where is wasn't standard, if you can install modules.
James
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James,
Tie::File can be retrieved off of the CPAN for earlier versions of Perl
where is wasn't standard, if you can install modules.
Yeah. Sadly, it's a vendor system :-( I can't install anything.
Happily, copying file content is very fast, even with 40,727 lines in the
file!
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