Hi All: First of all: I *don't* get an Out of Memory warning or anything like that. (I did read that posting and it didn't seem the same thing). I get some weird output with this little script (posted below). It is a copy of another one that runs fine, except the file that this one has to read has probably 40 more characters (no big deal) and what this one has to print is longer. Other than that, they're twin copies and the other one works ok. What I get for output from MacPerl is weird: it starts from the *middle* of where it is supposed to, then prints the end and then from somewhere at the beginning to somewhere in between (!!!???). Weird, weird. Weirder: (1) if I make the print statement smaller, it works! (2) If I use it to open the smaller file of its twin script, it doesn't. (3) If run it from BBedit (with the $filename specified instead of the '&StandardFile'GetFile') it works too! Conclusion (?): Does Run out of memory when it has to print something "large" ( 36.000 characters ?!?!?), or am I creating some kind of weird and hungry loop? I've increased MacPerl's memory partition. I've exported both scripts as droplets. The "small" one (print=20.000 char) works, the large one doesn't. I've increased the droplet's memory: nothing! What to do? Yell Help! Thank you Riccardo -- mailto:perotti@pobox.com This is the "large" script. __________________________ #!usr/bin/perl use strict require "StandardFile.pl"; ##Pick the File: $filename = &StandardFile'GetFile("TEXT"); ##Open & Read the file: open(INF,$filename) or die("I couldn't read the file!\n") ; chomp(@datos = <INF>); close(INF); $i = "a"; foreach (@datos) { @{$i++} = split(/\t/,$_); } print<<EOF; ##NOTE: (here come 36.000 characters of HTML print with the variables set in the foreach loop)(As said above, if lowered to aprox 25.000, it works!). EOF print<<EOFooter; <!--PERL SAYS: This Output is from $filename--> EOFooter __________________ ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-webcgi-request@macperl.org