By the way, always check your return code.
My suggestion would be to use
open OUTFILE, $OUTFILE or die $!;
--- Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > | $probefile = "<probe.log" ;
> > | $OUTFILE = ">>$probe_logfile";
> > | open(probefile) or die("ERROR: $! \n");
> > | open(OUTFILE) or die ("ERRROR :$! \n");
>
> > You're not using open() correctly. You need to have something
> > along the lines of:
> > open(PROBE, $profile);
> > open(OUT, $OUTFILE);
>
> Actually, while I MUCH prefer the two argument version, I believe the
> one argument version of open() *almost* works like this, except that
> he
> should have said
>
> open ($OUTFILE);
>
> ....I think.
> I hate that use, and don't use it, so I'm not sure....
>
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