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I do have "use Tie::CSV_File;" and I do have Text::CSV XS installed if I look via the PPM gui. But it is noted as upgradeable. I marked it as install again via PPM in hopes of it upgrading with the latest module but after installing, it is still marked as upgradeable. If I try to install via the CPAN i get a nmake error and it states
"make had a bad status, install seems impossible"
What parse is the error referring to? I have the text::CSV_XS parse. What does the statement "Can't locate object method 'parse' via package 'quote_char' mean? What is the relevance of "quote_char"?

In reply to Re^2: Parse error by maurkb
in thread Parse error by maurkb

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