Hi,

We just switched from perl 5.8.1 to perl 5.8.6.
Along the way we updated File::Temp from 0.14 to 0.15

Now I've got funny messages going to the console.
Anybody seen this? Where is the "Chose Path:" coming from...

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Temp;

for (0..5) {
  my $tmp = new File::Temp(DIR => './', SUFFIX => '.scr');
  print $tmp "some script command\n";
 }
exit;

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Output:
Chose path: ./R0JICxKMSk.scr
Chose path: ./ceE3GS5TGC.scr
Chose path: ./wlHNlZGMV8.scr
Chose path: ./TjZgPrgG5r.scr
Chose path: ./nZqgQkNBT3.scr
Chose path: ./HAm6dOF2k9.scr

Thanks,
Pokyjoe

In reply to Chose path: by PokyJoe

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