#1 doesn't meet the criterion of duping
a scalar filehandle (which I need because this is hapenning
in parallel forks).
#2 Works!
#3 I had looked at perlipc but found nothing for dupping STDIN
or scalar filehandles.
Thanks
PS> "shouldn't not use caps" so I should then? ;-)
Yeah wog has gotten on me about that too. I've cut back,
but am still using for "globals" or effectively just
scalar filehandles, so they lok like regular filehandles.
--
perl -p -e "s/(?:\w);(<A HREF="/index.pl?node=st&lastnode_id=3333">st<
+/A>)/'\$1/mg"
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