It shows errors like

use of uninitiated value in pattern and also use of uninitiated value in scalar assignment.

You didn't actually paste in the exact messages -- you should have. But your inexact quotations are "close enough" that I can see they are warnings rather than errors.

So you get some output? And the output you get seems ok? Are you missing some output that was expected? If you don't get all the output that you expect, then it would be important to show us what the last error message was -- because that last one is probably a real error (not just a warning).

I'm with GrandFather: show us enough sample data to demonstrate how the output is incomplete (in addition to generating the warning messages that you mentioned). Don't forget to make it clear what the intended output should be.

In reply to Re: XML::Twig - src code working but executable not working by graff
in thread XML::Twig - src code working but executable not working by aakikce

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