- Using perl -l gives you autochomp which Tie::File has built in. From your other nodes I see you use this frequently to add a newline when you print.
- $^W = 1; and then use Warnings; a few lines later?
- Using autodie means the script stops after the unlink line even if there is a file to delete. Why not just die if -e $file; ?
- Does $| = 1; have any effect on Tie::File? With the option memory => 0 it is already not cacheing anything.
I don't understand the point of this code. Tying to a file that doesn't exist, adding a line, then deleting the newly created file doesn't seem useful.
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Having a glitch of some kind---code is coming:). Here: How delightfully refreshing, here's mine
P.S. I fixed this for you $ perl delight.pl
Bareword found where operator expected at delight.pl line 21, near "#l
+ine 3 is now "something"
(Might be a runaway multi-line "" string starting on line 19)
(Missing operator before something?)
String found where operator expected at delight.pl line 21, at end of
+line
(Missing semicolon on previous line?)
syntax error at delight.pl line 21, near "#line 3 is now "something "
Can't find string terminator '"' anywhere before EOF at delight.pl lin
+e 21.
It now is fixed $ perl delight.pl
Can't unlink('file.txt'): No such file or directory at delight.pl line
+ 13
Can't unlink('file.txt'): No such file or directory at delight.pl line
+ 27
END failed--call queue aborted at delight.pl line 33.
But I took the following next logical extra forward step in improvement
It now runs great!
The output is twice as much
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