in reply to Re: Newest Notes by Old Thread vs. New Thread
in thread Newest Notes by Old Thread vs. New Thread
The error is:
(someone mentioned in chatter getting this same error message) which is happening because this (edited) code does the indicated things:Could not find in at PerlMonks/NewestNodes.pm line 202
I don't have a cookie set (because I don't like the Tk Chat client "stealing" my XP updates nor having it make it appear like I'm around and paying attention when I'm probably busy doing other things) so my next task was to figure out how to set my login cookie and how to get NewestNodes to use it but not the Tk Chat Client.sub get_and_cache_nodes { my ($self, $url, $update_info)=@_; # $url starts "http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=" # . "node+query+xml+generator&nodes=47259,"... my $text=$self->getpage($url); # $text ends up "\r\n" if (!defined($text)) { warn "Error obtaining page: $@\n"; return; } # The next regex does nothing $text=~s!<NODE>\s*</NODE>!!g; # This line causes the error: my $tmpxml=XMLin($text, keyattr => { AUTHOR => "+node_id", NODE => "+node_id" }, forcearray => [ 'AUTHOR', 'NODE' ]);
Also, I had to set a HOME environment variable before any of this would work. Not all environments have a $ENV{HOME} set so you might want to make the code more portable in that respect.
BTW, I'd still like the split in "New Notes" as even when I get Tk Newest Nodes working, I won't always be using it.
- tye (but my friends call me "Tye")
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