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Re: easy newbie questionby repson (Chaplain) |
| on Apr 24, 2001 at 09:46 UTC ( #74967=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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The only time you should use "\r" is when you specifically require a carrige return without a new line, like in this. for (1..10) { print "\r$_"; sleep 1; } That code counts from one to two once per second reusing the same line. This can be useful for a progress counter or other ticker you need to update. In almost all other cases a "\n" is the normal way for new lines, except in network communication where you should generally use "\015\012" or something similar.
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