Hi !!!
friend you can use ddd i.e visual debugger
i think it might prove helpful.
regards
vivek
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> Is there a more detailed debugging option to use on perl besides -w? I
> am
> currently using #!/bin/perl -w but it does not catch the error I am
> running
> into. Something equivalent to the -x option shell scripts use, would
> be
> really useful. The script is used for printing to an IBM printer. It
> determines the report type, size and then it prints to the printer.
> The
> script itself does not seem to contain any errors, because it works
> fine if
> I run it as user root, but the problem is when I run it as user lp,
> and is
> something I have no control of, since the third party software my
> company
> uses (vista plus,) requires lp to run it. When the script is run by
> user
> lp, it finishes right away, giving no error messages, but report is
> not
> printed, and if I do echo $?, it shows exit status 30. As a matter of
> fact
> the script seems to work fine only by user root, no other ID's, which
> leads
> me to believe it is a permissions issue, but where? I have nothing to
> work
> with. If I can look at what the script is doing step by step and
> determine
> at what point if any it gets stuck, then I may get somewhere.
>
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