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Amyone ever used SQR?
I have a job to do to convert a stack of SQR scripts to Perl.
I guess the first question is, has anyone done this before - had a Google and couldn't find anything!
So I'm probably down to doing it myself...SQR passes parameters into its print statement that are either absolute or relative row/column positions in the output report so
print 'fred' (1,2) - absolute line 1 column 2
print 'barnie' (+2,+3) - relative 2 lines on 3 columns right
I'd like to be able to pass the +2 to my own print format routine, but that'll usually pass as 2 and therefore lose the '+' sign. Can I force +2 to be passed as +2 without quoting it?

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