Re: File Test operators, option -T

"Actually, I've tested the poster's original code, testing with both binary and text files, and it works perfectly for me, on both Linux and Windows, so I'm not quite sure how he's even getting an error."

Thank you for reply. I should tell more clear that what
error/warning I having in Perl version 5.10.1 in Centos LIVE disc
if I option -T with other options like -s -f
then I will get the error/warning

thank you

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Re^2: File Test operators, option -T by DanielSpaniel (Scribe) on Sep 11, 2013 at 13:25 UTC
"if I option -T with other options like -s -f" So, it sounds like the code you initially provided is not the same code as you're actually having a problem with. What is the exact code that you're having a problem with? There is always the possibility, also, that your problem is related to using the live CD; I know that most things work as they would do on a real OS, but some things don't always work quite the same way (or at all).	[reply]

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Re^2: File Test operators, option -T
by DanielSpaniel (Scribe) on Sep 11, 2013 at 13:25 UTC

So, it sounds like the code you initially provided is not the same code as you're actually having a problem with. What is the exact code that you're having a problem with?

There is always the possibility, also, that your problem is related to using the live CD; I know that most things work as they would do on a real OS, but some things don't always work quite the same way (or at all).

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