Just installed Mail::Sendmail. Part of its test is to send an email.
The test worked fine, but I was surprised by the message:
This is a test message sent with Perl version 5.006 from a darwin system.
Jeez, I was feeling guilty about not installing Perl 5.8, but I
thought my iMac came with Perl 5.6. Be that as it may, the Perl code
print "$]\n";
produces 5.006 on my system. Am I missing something here?
On the terminal, "% perl -V" produces the first line
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5.0 version 6 subversion 0) configuration:
Doesn't this mean I am using Perl 5.6? Why doesn't "$]" contain 5.6?
Regards,
Vic
- Re: And I thought it was 5.6? Vic Norton
- Re: And I thought it was 5.6? Chris Devers