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Ya, and while we're at it, might as well get rid of that pesky use strict;, too. It's always breaking my code.

Edit: Don't do this. I was using a satirical approach to point out that anonymonk's suggestion to ignore warnings is a bad idea.

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Re^3: Parsing problem
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 07, 2012 at 23:55 UTC
    the sample input provided and the program provided produce no warnings, and produce the wanted output -- so yeah, get rid of both strict and warnings and nothing will change

      Thanks for your reply.

      I have tried running the code I posted on the data I posted, without strict and warnings, and I still received the error message and an output with only the coordinates column filled in.

        Um, please don't get rid of strict/warnings, none suggested that, frozenwithjoy was being smartalecky

        Add use autodie; to do some error checking that you forgot about

        Your program opens files in your cwd/pwd, so that is where you should be looking for files