Have you tried adding some print statements showing the values of your variables at each pass? This should help a lot with debugging (unless you are savvy with the debugger--but then why are you asking us! ;p) For instance, at loops and conditional statements, add something like:
print <<END_DEBUG if $DEBUG;
\$m = $m
\$n = $n
\$j = $j
\$row = $row
END_DEBUG
The variables $m and $n are easy to mix up... if you didn't cut and paste your exact code, are you sure you haven't accidentally typed $m++ rather than $n++ somewhere? The debug output will help you locate mistakes that you can't find while staring at the code.
(Don't forget to put somewhere near the top of your code)
my $DEBUG = 1;
--Solo
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You said you wanted to be around when I made a mistake; well, this could be it, sweetheart.
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