> Steve Thomas wrote:
> > Anyone know how to open a file/command (open FOO, "|foo"), write to it and
> > then read back from it? It seems like something that would be needed fairly
> > often, although I can't say that I've run across the need for it in the
> > couple of years that I've been playing with perl..
Lots of friendly people told you with what it's done, so I won't bother with
that, but... You had the answer yourself:
perldoc -q pipe
(Using -f instead of -q you'll get the documentation regarding a builtin
function instead of searching the FAQ.)
/Tony
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