Re: garbled output in a warning
[email protected] (Jeff Stampes) Sat, 09 Apr 2005 08:13:33 -0600
| Newsgroups | perl.debugger |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
[email protected] wrote: >perl version 5.8.0, I am debugging a script that uses a module, and >that module elicits a warning like "you only used that filehandle once, >you dolt in <filename> line <whatever>" (I paraphrase, since I can't >post from work, and that's where the problem is). > >The problem is the filenames is some weird characters, and they change >when some random environment variables that have nothing to do with >perl (I believe) change. Sometimes it "breaks" the terminal, meaning >all the subsequent output to the screen is these weird characters >(reminding me maybe of when you try to view a binary file in a text >editor) and I end up having to close the session and fire up a new >terminal window. > What are those environment variables? What OS are you working on? ~Jeff