As the documentation of eof also points out, you almost never need to call eof() in Perl. In most cases operations that read from file-handles will return undef when they reach the end of the file or when they reach the end of the data available.
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As the documentation of eof also points out, you almost never need to call eof() in Perl. In most cases operations that read from file-handles will return undef when they reach the end of the file or when they reach the end of the data available.
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Perl tutorial
Just read a really good perl tutorial. Posting it here so I will remember it later... (you know, bookmarks don't work across computers)
http://www.perl.com/pub/2000/10/begperl1.html