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I don't know how it should work, but on my pc (debian with perl-5.10.1) behaves in a strange way.

When I start the script:

.-------------------------------------------------------------------. | | 4) Sandwiches '-------------------------------------------------------------------' Item number (1-4, 0 to restart, 'q' to quit)?

If I press '1':

.-----------------------------------------------------------------. |3) French Toast | | | '-----------------------------------------------------------------' Item number (1-4, 0 to restart, 'q' to quit)?

'2'

.------------------------------------------------. |ese | |ese Casserole |nd Rice Casserole | | 6) Fusilli with Fresh Tomato and Olive Sauce |enne With Eggplant, Olives and Feta | | |10) Soba Noodles with Spicy Tofu Peanut Sauce | | '------------------------------------------------' Item number (1-12, 0 to restart, 'q' to quit)?

'3'

.------------------------------------------------------. |Greens, Pear, Almond and Feta Salad | |aco Salad |ed Green Salad with Strawberry Dressing |5) Mixed Lettuces with Reduced Balsamic Vinaigrette |6) Quinoa Salad with Pistachios and Dried Pineapple |Radish and Tomato Salad with Yoghurt Dressing | '------------------------------------------------------' Item number (1-8, 0 to restart, 'q' to quit)?

'4'

.--------------------------------------------------------------------. |1) Chicken and Sun-Dried Tomato Sandwiches with Basil Olive Pesto | | | '--------------------------------------------------------------------' Item number (1-4, 0 to restart, 'q' to quit)?

The recipes are shown correctly. I guess this isn't the correct behaviour but I don't know what causes this, any idea?

Anyway, if you can make it work, I think it could fit well in CPAN in the form of a module.

Alessandro Ghedini <http://ghedini.co.cc>

In reply to Re: The last menu I'll ever write! by alexbio
in thread The last menu I'll ever write! by oko1

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