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Perl syswrite Function
Description
This function attempts to write LENGTH bytes from SCALAR to the file associated with FILEHANDLE. If OFFSET is specified, then information is read from OFFSET bytes in the supplied SCALAR. This function uses the C/operating system write( ) function, which bypasses the normal buffering.
Syntax
Following is the simple syntax for this function −
syswrite FILEHANDLE, SCALAR, LENGTH, OFFSET syswrite FILEHANDLE, SCALAR, LENGTH
Return Value
This function returns undef on error and Integer, number of bytes written on success.
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