On Mon, May 24, 2004 at 04:06:24PM -0500, Nicholas Ritter wrote: > I am not that familiar with the perl debugger. After very briefly > glancing at the man page for perldebug, I used the command string you > mentioned and then used the 'n' command in the debugger, I don't know > if this is the correct thing to do, although I would love to learn.
You might be better off single-stepping through instructions with "s" rather than skipping over subroutines. The idea, though, is to see what code is actually being run and where / why the subroutines are being declared previously. George -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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