On Fri, 3 Sep 2004, JP wrote:
Here is what I've been trying:
It's good that your using 'use strict', but you have to be aware that this changes how you have to write your code. The 'use strict' pragma forces you to explicitly declare variables by prefixing them with "my" the first time they are used.
Therefore, the fix is simply to edit this line:
$cursor->moveto(0, 0, -time=>1000);
to look like this instead:
my $cursor->moveto(0, 0, -time=>1000);
That should get you past this error.
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