use strict; # Always use warnings; # Usually (same as -w qualifier but portable)
i will do that, "use warnings;" gave me more (human readable) errors, so better to understand for me.
Well, if it's human readable errors you want, try adding this line:
use diagnostics;
It can get a little wordy at times, but it's got guaranteed place in my under-development code.
Daniel T. Staal
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