use strict ;
# START FOREACH LINE
#SET HERE THE PATH TO THE FILE
my $inputfile='input.txt' ;
#READ ALL ROWS OF A FILE TO ALIST
open (INPUT, "<$inputfile") || print "could not open the file!\n";
my @lineArray = ;
close INPUT;
#DO SOMETHING TO EACH LINE OF THE FILE
foreach my $line ( @lineArray )
{
my ( $f1 , $f2 , $f3 ) = split ( '\t' , $line ) ;
print "\$f1 , \$f2 , \$f3 , $f1 , $f2 , $f3 " ;
} #eof foreach
# END FOREACH LINE
What the heck is a `\\.\nul` path and why is it breaking my Directory Files
Lookup?
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In the last few months my Markdown Monster Application Insights log has
been inundated with a hard failure for lookups of a \...
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