Hi Justin, You may know this already, if so, sorry... I'm using packages with my Embperl project too...
To troubleshoot them, you can actually use Vim to run perl against them. Open your package in vi or vim (vi is an alias for Vim on RH when it's installed) and do the following: Shift g (move all the way to the end of the file) v (go into visual mode) gg (highlight to the top) !perl -wc -Mstrict (run perl on the highlighted portion) This will replace your file's contents with the output of running perl on it. So be sure to use u to undo it after you read it. This may help you isolate problems that aren't visible when calling the package with Embperl. Good luck, Cameron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
