Re^5: help with regular expression required

[Anonymous Monk]

my $outfile = $ARRGV[2];

Perhaps you meant $ARGV[1]?

I can only assume you removed the use warnings; use strict; from the top of the script, otherwise, Perl would have told you about the typo. So don't do that!

[PitifulProgrammer]

Yeah, I cannot believe how stupid I was. I mean I always keep strict and warnings enabled as my teacher told me.

In my search for the error I ignored the RR and was just thinking about the usual mistakes, i.e. wrong assignment etc.

I will pay more attention to conventional spelling mistakes in the future.

Thanks for your reply.

I need to continue with this experiment. More questions ahead :)

Kind regards

C.