But it accept!
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print "Hello", " ", "World!", "\n";
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In your case you are just using the wrong syntax for optional file handle..
> De: Manish Jain <bourne.ident...@hotmail.com>
> Assunto: Why can't print accept a comma between arguments ?
> Para: beginners@perl.org
> Data: Segunda-feira, 29 de Novembro de 2010, 10:33
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I want to do this :
>
> open(hndr, "/home/manjain/.bash_profile");
> open(hndw, ">", "/home/manjain/bashrc.copy");
>
> while ($nextline = <hndr>)
> {
> $nextline =~ s/manjain/\$USER/g;
> print(hndw, $nextline);
> #problem here
> }
>
> But perl refuses to take a comma between hndw and
> $nextline, and consequently I have to rewrite it as : print
> hndw $nextline;
>
> But this is much less intuitive to me as a C programmer.
> Perl's syntactical rules in general leave a lot to be
> desired : the syntax actually is overly flexible and can
> confound people familiar with structured code. This
> particular case of print is an example of something that
> should work by logic but does not.
>
>
>
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