Jenda Krynicky wrote:
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$now=localtime;
print DEBUG "$now\n";
btw: When I use the upper lines, I get "Mon Jan 20 15:49:26 2003" as
$now. If I do
print DEBUG localtime;
i get some big number. What is that number? Unix-ticks or what it's
called? The difference is the scalar context, no?
You actually do not get one huge number, but several small ones
concatenated together. Try:
print DEBUG join(', ', localtime);
or optionally and simpler:
print DEBUG scalar localtime, "\n";
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