Hia again roboticus,

Yes I know, but the script ~3000 lines, with homemade modules, so it's no easy to make a small working example

The question is general : a script is executed sequencely (right ?), how can my script hang after my print statement without printing my DEBUG ?

I found where the script hangs, but don't know why. 


if ( $concerne1_param_name ne '' ) {

    $cnt++;
    $line++;
    $Sheet->Cells( $line , 4 )->{Value} = $concerne1_param_name;
}


if ( $concerne2_param_name ne '' ) {

    print h2( "DEBUG 2 : \$line -> $line : \$cnt -> $cnt " );

    $line++;
    $cnt++;
    $Sheet->Cells( $line , 4 )->{Value} = $concerne2_param_name;
}

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The script hangs in the second if block, even if the block is empty : 

if ( $concerne2_param_name ne '' ) {

}

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the last ( browser ouput) is : 

DEBUG 0
DEBUG 1 : 119
DEBUG 2 : $line -> 26 : $cnt -> 3

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if I comment the block everything works again

Any idea is welcome

Have a nice day.

"There is only one good, namely knowledge, and only one evil, namely ignorance." Socrates

In reply to Re^4: cgi script works until n+1 parameter by lepetitalbert
in thread cgi script works until n+1 parameter by lepetitalbert

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