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Thankyou both, I'll look into Carp (and thanks for the tip about push (@array) --- I didn't realise it made a difference, d'oh!)
moritz, humour me? :) where would I start with an object oriented approach in Perl? How would this help me track down line number etc?
Cheers, why bird

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In reply to Re^2: Tracking down errors in data from input files. by why_bird
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