[tpm] Skip lines when "perl -wn"

[Antonio Sun]

The "-n" causes Perl to assume a loop around the program, which makes it
iterate over filename arguments somewhat like `sed -n` or awk.

Now, is it possible to skip some lines myself in such "perl -wn" script?

#!/usr/bin/perl -wn

if (/my case/) {
  # Skip two lines
  <>; <>;
  # Deal with the rest
}


The above is not working for me. $_ is stuck at the same line/content.

How to skip some lines in such "perl -wn" script?

Thanks

Antonio
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