From: Sundeep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A clue less problem for me...
>
> my $message = "Completed CODE standards checks.\n".
> "For details, refer to the file $log_file_name.\n
> \n";
> print STDOUT $message;
>
> I'm printing this message after some tests... and only message up to
> first new line is getting printed. When I remove first \n, whole
> message is printed in single line (as expected).
Try to change that to
print STDOUT ">>>$message<<<\n";
If you only get the >>> and the first line, it's something about the
print, if you get >>>, the fist line and <<<, then the message
doesn't contain what you thought it does.
Jenda
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