[Chicago-talk] OK< *real* stupid Q time...
Walter Torres
walter at torres.ws
Tue Sep 16 17:09:29 CDT 2003
OK, I have this piece that opens a file or dies trying with a little error
sent to STOUT.
open( TEMP, ">>./$outFile ")
or die "No Way! \n$!\n$outFile \n";
But, I have this in a loop of file names to parse.
So I need to have this try and open that file, and if it fails, send a call
to a function (that logs stuff) and tell the FOR loop to go on to the next
in the list.
I figure that there must be a way to test if a file can be opened before
actually opening it and then have conditionals around that....
if (! open $outFile)
{
&to_log ("$outFile Error: $errCode");
continue;
}
I know I've done this before, but my brain dead head can't remember this,
nor have I been able to find any URL via GOGGLE that helps me.
Thanks for your patience through these basic questions.
That's what I get for not working in Perl for way too long!
Walter
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