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> On Jun 14, 7:59 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jenda Krynicky) wrote:
> > Most likely the second line should look like this:
> >
> > @TablePreReq = keys(%{$ConfigFile{InputDataFile}});
>
> This gets it to compile. I was a bit puzzled because this code is in
> production (apparently as is in the original) but it will not compile.
>
> Could the configuration of the file in question affect the compile at
> this point? Intuitively, it should not -- unless perl does something
> very different from what others do.
No, the config file cannot affect the compile. As it's read long
after the code was compiled.
It's possible to change how a code is compiled by constant and
subroutine definition/declaration and prototypes and it's also
possible to change it by "source filters".
Jenda
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