Dominique Quatravaux wrote:

Actually it was one, but Thunderbird munged it :-(. Retrying with
mutt... Sorry for yet another blunder.
[...]
- 'w' => sub { "use warnings;\n" },
+ 'w' => sub { "use warnings; " },
);
sub rewrite_shebang {

In which case you will end up with use warnings on the same line as the shebang line, no? which will look strange in the debugger


I wonder if it'd be cleaner to use the '#line number filename' directive. mp1 had it as an optional feature enabled by $Apache::Registry::MarkLine

            my $line = $Apache::Registry::MarkLine ?
                "\n#line 1 $filename\n" : "";

the added value is that you tell the compiler/debugger, not only the correct line, but also the filename, so the debugger should be able to jump to that file. I'm not sure though why it was never put into the main stream. May be it didn't quite work?

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