I've started writing a simple perl script for a web site so I can update
it more quickly, but as I have a bit of a problem.
Here is what I have:
#!c:/Perl/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
$game = open (TEXT, "../htdocs/gameplow/game");
$index = open (TEXT, "../htdocs/gameplow/index");
$index =~ s/inpoint/$game/;
print $barf;
while ($index = <TEXT>) {
foreach $line($index){
print $line
}
}
close(TEXT);
The problem is my search and replace does not work. I'm new to perl and
I find the perlre syntax very confusing. I simply want to replace one
word(a string) with a much bigger string! How are files accessed
differently than regular strings? I don't receive an error though. It
just doesn't replace the string... any help would be appreciated.
Will Olbrys.
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