Re: Unexpected warnings in log file.

#!/bin/perl -wT

Take out that pesky w on your shebang line. . .

:-)

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Re: Re: Unexpected warnings in log file. by TexasTess (Beadle) on Aug 09, 2002 at 21:23 UTC
Can't be the -w after the shebang, the system log would not change the case of the character..and it specifically references a "W" not a "w". This is a long shot..but are you writing this code in a windows environment then moving it to a unix server? The following line might be your culprit because of the carriage return after the "return"... `return $WebPage->popup_menu ( -values =>` [download] Try it this way: `return $WebPage->popup_menu ( -values =>` [download] There are instances where carriage returns are translated into "." thus the concatonation reference in the warning...I'd like it if you tried taking it out just to humor me...* TexasTess "Great Spirits Often Encounter Violent Opposition From Mediocre Minds" --Albert Einstein	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re: Re: Re: Unexpected warnings in log file. by krisahoch (Deacon) on Aug 09, 2002 at 21:27 UTC
No. I am writing it on a Linux server. I use Kate as my editor. I was also given to understand that perl doesn't care about whitespace in this type of instance.	[reply]


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