2011/8/2 Yossi Itzkovich :
> I am not counting on line numbers. The debugged program exited only after
> evaluating the second line.
> I also verified it by adding a "die" line between the lines – and then the
> script dies without the error.
>
> Yossi
>
Curious.
I tried out this small test program (numbers at start are line
numbers, not part of the code):
1) #! /bin/env perl
2) use strict;
3) use warnings;
4) my $retVal = "123";
5) my $retValType = $retVal->{'type'};
6) die;
7) print "$retValType\n";
I get as output:
Can't use string ("123") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at
./test_hr.pl line 5.
As you can see the program stops correctly at line (5) and prints the
correct line number. Can you re-create your problem with this or a
similar small test?
Also just out of curiosity, did you find the problem that caused a
string to be read in instead of a hash-ref (your original problem)?
Regards,
Offer Kaye
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