Dear monks

I get the error Undefined Subroutine &main::get called at Webcrawler.pl line 38, <STDIN> line 1. The code is below: 

#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;

#Module used to go through the web pages, Can extract links, save them
+ and also strip the HTML of its contents
 use WWW::Mechanize;
 use HTML::TreeBuilder;
 
 
 print "WEB CRAWLER AND HTML EXTRACTOR \n";
 print "Please input the URL of the site to be searched \n";
 print "Please use a full URL (eg. http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/) \n";
 
 #Create an instance of the webcrawler
 my $webcrawler = WWW::Mechanize->new();

 my $url_name = <STDIN>; # The user inputs the URL to be searched

#Grab the contents of the URL given by the user
 $webcrawler = get($url_name);

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There is more code in the program but i don't think it matters. Line 38 is the $webcrawler = get($url_name); line. Also, the <STDIN> is not on line 1 which buffles me too, i have quite a few comments written at the start and the my $url_name = <STDIN>; bit is line 35. I thought the problem here was because i didn't have installed the LWP::Simple module but i do have it after all. Any ideas?Thanks

In reply to Subroutine &main::get error by lampros21_7

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