Global symbol "$s" requires explicit package name at 
/home/bishopjd/documents/Goomba line 35. Global symbol "$s"
requires explicit package name at
/home/bishopjd/documents/Goomba line 35. 
Execution of /home/bishopjd/documents/Goomba aborted 
due to compilation errors.

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You changed the code in your question. In the original version of this post, before you edited it, the line, "my $s = stat( $farm );" wasn't there. And that's why you were getting a message saying that you hadn't properly declared $s. Now that you've updated your code, you should probably update what the error message is that you're now getting.

Update: And now you've changed it again, removing the error message that you originally posted, and simply stating the extremely vague "Nothing seems to work." How can we help you when you don't tell us exactly what it's doing. And how can we help when you change the question while we're responding?


Dave

In reply to Re: Human Readable Date by davido
in thread Human Readable Date by FireyIce01

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