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You must be running with warnings enabled, which is a good thing, especially if you're reasonably new to Perl. The warning means that a variable that has no value is being used in string context. If you are using Text::CSV to parse the CSV file, it is probably using undef for blank fields. I'd have to look, but I believe there is a parameter to request that Text::CSV uses an empty string $var = ''; instead of $var = undef; for empty columns, which should prevent the warning. If that doesn't suit you're liking: you can use something like this: $var ||= ''; to replace the undefined value with a blank string, which would also prevent the warning. They say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself. Andy Warhol In reply to Re: uninitialized string variable
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