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in reply to Re: looking for inspiration on 'compare'
in thread looking for inspiration on 'compare'
Hi, yes i am logging every step before and after the ->put()
infact I do agree with what you say.
But every check i made goes in the direction u suggest.
I do print with Dumper the tied hash, and those read return undef only for -1 comapre values. On binary file i checked and data are there.
I mentioned the minus one just because is the only clue i have ... on non working values ...
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Re^3: looking for inspiration on 'compare'
by PodMaster (Abbot) on Mar 03, 2005 at 08:52 UTC
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...On binary file i checked and data are there. I mentioned the minus one just because is the only clue i have ... on non working values ...
So which do you think is more likely, that there is something seriously broken with a very old and thoroughly tested module, or that you're doing something boneheaded?
You need to submit a self contained example which demonstrates your bug.
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I do still agree, ill try to post an example but it will take me sometime.
And yes i do think iam doing something wrong, but if i knew what, i wouldnt be posting here for suggestion.
thanks again
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