Rob,
Thank you for the quick reply on the line numbers.
You were right - the line number in the error message was in one of the "use
xxx" modules.
And my face is slightly red from embarrassment re the "how can line numbers
be displayed": Your reply about using a different editor sent me to
O'R
Read the error carefully, it may have been giving you a line number in the
Time::Local module in your script, and it will tell you that. Often you
will get the line in the module that had the error as well as the line
number in your script that called the subroutine in the module.
As for tracki
Hewlett,
If you are on a *nix system try:
a2ps -E -g -n script.pl
This will print line numbers two pages per page with highlight formatting.
Very nice.
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Regards,
Jim Millard
Sr. Software Engineer
Pioneer Digital Technologies, Inc.
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