Hi Monks,
I am getting the following compile error
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Bareword found where operator expected at do-bld3.pl line
2045, near "if ( $me3400(1) eq /cp"
(Might be a runaway multi-line // string starting on line 2000) (Do you need to predeclare if?)
Backslash found where operator expected at do-bld3.pl line 2045, near "mz \" (Do you need to predeclare mz?)
syntax error at do-bld3.pl line 2045, near "if ( $me3400(1) eq /cp me340x"
syntax error at do-bld3.pl line 2052, near "} else"
syntax error at do-bld3.pl line 2063, near "}"
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Its showing for below piece of code..can u please help in debug.
======= if ($s1 == "j") {
$log = "\/users\/$u\/me3400-log.txt";
open(FILE, $log) || die "cud not read $log";
while(<FILE>) {
if ( $me3400(1) == /cp me340x-metrobase-mz \/tftpboot\/$u\/me340x-metrobase-mz/ )
{
open(OUTFILE,">>$of1") || die "cud not write";
print OUTFILE "me340x-metrobase-mz\n";
close(OUTFILE);
return;
} else {
open(OUTFILE,">>$of2") || die "cud not write";
print OUTFILE "me340x-metrobase-mz\n";
close(OUTFILE); return;
} } #end of while for me3400 log
} ### end of if if ($s1 == "j")
thanks
Unni

In reply to Compile error for the perl code by unnik

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