> I think the problem is eof not chomp. In fact its not clear why redo
> and eof are there at all. If all you want to do is remove trailing
> newlines (or more precisely input record separators) then
>while (chomp $config) {}
> would have done.
uh... I thought I have to loop somehow ;) Th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following routine to remove all "\n" characters from a strings
> end before writing it to a file. within the routine I get the following
> error when a "\n" is removed. Everything is working as expected, but the
> error irritates me a bit.
> T
