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Where can I dload a Perl Interpreter?
Hi raevans, I work with windows 2k.. sorry. Most books have a section of things to look out for when writing cross-platform code. I think the perl documentation has something too. I looked at the description of that script at http://www.scriptarchive.com and it sounds like it's supposed to be...- skinnyMulligan
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- Forum: CGI
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Where can I dload a Perl Interpreter?
I know I read about that recently and I think the solution was to switch around your command line arguments on the shebang line so that -T is first: #!/usr/bin/perl -T etc.... -T is for taint checking but I really can't tell you more than that :)- skinnyMulligan
- Post #21
- Forum: CGI
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Help! What is: Undefined subroutine &main::dienice called at train.pl
you would have to add a subroutine to your program called "dienice" to create a special error page. Since it wasn't there, the script crapped out. ex: sub dienice { my($errorMsg) = @_; print "OOPSIE! SCRIPT CRAPPED OUT BUT NOT BECAUSE THERE WAS NO SUB CALLED...- skinnyMulligan
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- Forum: Perl
