Re: flushing problem with print



Monserand Gauthier wrote:

how can I flush the print ?

Just set $| = 1 at the beginning of your program. This disables 
buffering of STDOUT and should solve your problem.

(please note that this is slightly offtopic in a Gtk list... ;)

Regards,

Joern

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