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Re: Is this a correct way of obtaining input from a file?

by myocom (Deacon)
on Aug 06, 2002 at 21:30 UTC ( [id://188171]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Is this a correct way of obtaining input from a file?

I can do you one better, if (as it appears) you're trying to get information about a UPS package that's en route somewhere.

The Business::UPS module will allow you to query UPS and get back useful information. To quote from the POD:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl use Business:UPS; %t = UPStrack("z10192ixj29j39"); $t{error} and die "ERROR: $t{error}; print "This package is $t{'Current Status'}\n"; # 'Delivered' or # 'In-transit' print "More info:\n"; foreach $key (keys %t) { print "KEY: $key = $t{$key}\n"; }
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