jeffa,

This is REAL quick (and I am quite a beginner with OO Perl).

I am wondering if the "complaint" I got for my code (which gave me the desired results) is benign.

Here's the code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tie::File;

my $MAXSAVE = 5;

my $name = "Duane Wade";
my $subject = "My Career";
my $message = "No one ever thought I'd be this good.";

my $myTieObject = tie my @messagesIn, 'Tie::File', 'messageTest2.txt' 
+or die "can't open\n";
$myTieObject->flock;
unshift @messagesIn, "$name|$subject|$message";

if (@messagesIn > $MAXSAVE) 
{
    @messagesIn = @messagesIn[0 .. $MAXSAVE - 1];
}

untie @messagesIn;

1;

[download]


And here's the complaint:

untie attempted while 1 inner references still exist at ./messageTest2.pl line 21 <FH> line 16.

Line 21 is the untie line and Line 16 is the if statement.

Other than that, I am all set and much obliged!

Tony

In reply to Re^2: lack an adequate understanding of (at least) the seek function by o2bwise
in thread lack an adequate understanding of (at least) the seek function by o2bwise

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