I am using Win7Pro-64bit.
say "Another Hello World!";
if run from Padre v. 0.94 yields:
String found where operator expected at HelloWorld.plx line 4, near "say "Anothe
r Hello World!""
(Do you need to predeclare say?)
syntax error at HelloWorld.plx line 4, near "say "Another Hello World!""
Execution of HelloWorld.plx aborted due to compilation errors.
Press any key to continue . . .
However, if I instead use:
#use 5.010;
say "Another Hello World!";
It runs as expected when run from within Padre.
If I run the first version from the Windows command line (which is
using Strawberry Perl 5.16 instead of Padre's 5.14), using
c:\perl helloworld.plx
I get no error messages and all works well. Why does Padre require the
insertion of the use pragma?
Thanks!
boB Stepp
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