Re^2: Problem when - use strict and -w

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Thank you both for your prompt reply.
I had been staring at the code for a while but didn't see the typo in my code. Seemed that in the real code an empty last line of the data.txt also gave some problem. I'll find my way out of that (tomorrow, as it's too late here by now)
And yes, I'll continue to use strict and warnings!
Thanks again.

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Re^3: Problem when - use strict and -w by toolic (Bishop) on Jul 14, 2009 at 21:30 UTC
As an aside, you could reduce the amount of typing by using qq in your print: `print "Olah:\t", $number++, qq(\t$row->[2] "$row->[5]"\t"$row->[3]$row->[0]" $row->[4]\n);` [download] I'm not sure if it's any prettier, but it is easier to type than all those commas and quotes and back-whacked quotes.	[reply] [d/l]

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