Hello again anirbanphys,
If you want to write the output to the file in one line you can do it like this:
io('out.txt')->appendln($_) for @lines;
__END__
$ perl test.pl
$ cat out.txt
library(and_gate) {
delay_model : table_lookup ;
date : "Fri Mar 15 03:44:39 " ;
time_unit : 1ms ;
voltage_unit : 1V ;
current_unit : 1A ;
operating_conditions ("AB0.5v45c") {
process : 1 ;
temperature : 45 ;
voltage : 0.5 ;
}
default_operating_conditions : "AB0.5v45c"
input_voltage(default) {
vi : 0 ;
vh : 0.5 ;
vim : 0 ;
vin : 0.5 ;
}
}
You can use the method IO::All/appendln from the same package as you do for reading.
Hope this helps, BR.
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