Lynn Kuhlman, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> I don't have a debugger at work so I'm blind.
If you're talking about perl, you do actually have a debugger,
since one comes with it. man perldebug, which in essence says
"perl -d is a debugger".
(of course, it must be 'compiled' ok, so it might not help
Hi Lynn,
The error below means that there are too many asterisk characters ('*') in
the regular expression, which is probably caused by the fact that there's
a '*' character in what you're trying to match (the last line in FILE2).
If you truly want to match that, try this:
$string2 = quotemet
Help!
When I try to compile Converttags.pl I get the following error:
/\*\s**#ifdef yeah
|*#ifdef yeah
/: nested *?+ in regexp at converttags.pl line 15, chunk 13.
Here's the code:
Besides the regex problem I also think there is a looping problem as well. I
don't have a debugger at work s
