Set value
From: Charlene Gentle (NTLCG_at_puknet.puk.ac.za)
Date: 06/30/04
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Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 09:52:21 +0200 To: "<"<beginners@perl.org>
Hi
I have the next problem. The person push a button for <set value>, how
do I get 'n popup windows with three values.
$opt_t, $opt_v,$opt_c. It has to open a fle with that criteria, and
have to create a file to save errors to with that criteria. It is for
the usage that they have set.
exsample of values : my $usage =
"Usage: $0
[OPTION}\.\.\.
-v Version
Version Nommer van leksikon
-V Version
Nuwe version nommer
-t Taal
Taal van leksikon
-c Case
Case van file waarmee werk
-h
Show this help and
";
they then open the file as follow : open(KORREK,
"<$opt_t.$opt_v.$opt_c.cwords.txt") or die "$!: Korrek.uc.txt\n";
and they send the tested result to : open(KORREK1,
">$opt_t.$opt_V.$opt_c.Reg vir leksikon.txt") or die "$!:
Korrek1.uc.txt\n";
and then they write to the created file : foreach my $l (sort
keys %korrek){
print KORREK1 "$l\n";
}
I want them to set the value and test the files. The the output file
shoud be written with the values and the name.
Thanx
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