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Are you trying to reinvent warn ?
> #print "Line [ @{[__LINE__}] is a syntax error\n"; Because you are closing the parens in the wrong order. Otherwise it works. > Is there a better way to include the __LINE__ information without all this fanning-about? Out of the box, no. But if you use this very often consider a subroutine which builds the string. Using caller inside that routine would give you the line number. Otherwise if it really needs to be a variable I'd suggest Tie::Hash to make "$caller{line}" return what you want. Alternatively "$LINE" with Tie::Scalar . ° Similarly for package and file
Cheers Rolf °) like shown by Haukex++ in the meantime. In reply to Re: Is there a better way to use the line number in a quoted string than __LINE__?
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