On Friday 04 May 2007 17:10, Nelson R Pardee wrote:
> I don't even know how to file a bug report, and right now this problem
> is "ages" ago in terms of projects:-)
>
Well, for the next one, just run perlbug :-)
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On Friday 04 May 2007 16:17, Nelson R Pardee wrote:
> I found that the combination of -w -d didn't work. But if I did "use
> warnings" with -d, the problem went away. I don't think that's what's
> supposed to happen, but it's a usable workaround. And 5.8.x had the same
> problem, I believe.
>
Spoo
Perhaps it's a problem with 5.6.1, have you tried a more recent version of
Perl, like 5.8.n?
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> We're upgrading from an old 5.005_03 to
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> Subject: Re: Debugger Doesn't Show Program Lines
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> On Friday 04 May 2007 16:17, Nelson R Pardee wrote:
> > I found that the combination of -w -d didn't work. But if I
> did "use
> > warnings" with -d, the problem went away. I don't think
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> Subject: re: Debugger Doesn't Show Program Lines
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> Perhaps it's a problem with 5.6.1, have you tried a more
> recent versio
We're upgrading from an old 5.005_03 to v5.6.1. Now when I use -d on
via the first line of the program, it starts in debug mode but no lines of
the program are visible & they are unlistable. If I do an R, then they are
visible. doesn't have this problem.
We're also running into problems reading s
