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
> int
Diar,
There is also a -d option that runs the perl debugger. This is an option
that allows you to step through the running program one line of code at a
time and to things like print to the screen exactly what a variable contains
a particular point. It is very robust but takes a bit to get famil
From: Matt Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> There is also a -d option that runs the perl debugger. This is an
> option that allows you to step through the running program one line of
> code at a time and to things like print to the screen exactly what a
> variable contains a particular point. It i
Pablo,
For @keys=%gen try
@keys = keys(%gen)
Hope this helps
Craig
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Try Devel::Trace you can get it from CPAN or you add print statements (that
write to a log file) to your script.
Your problem sound more like a user lp does not have permission to do
something (e.g., access a file or run a command) or it could be a path or
environment problem, since lp does not has
