Notepad & VisualSE seem to work, but I don't know if they're considered text-based. Procomm's VT100 emulation works OK.
I don't know exactly what I cleaned up, it was a TEMP folder & most of the sub folders were empty. Also, there appeared to be a "saved download history" folder full of shortcuts, etc.
I'm usually very careful about what I delete, but none of these folders looked to be "production" files. Hindsight being 20/20, I should have just added an external drive.
Could it be a windows issue, & not perl or the debugger? I just have never seen these types of messages. I didn't realize perl NEEDED the terminal size, etc.
Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: I think I may have hosed a piece of perl, specifically the debugger. by Aim9b
in thread I think I may have hosed a piece of perl, specifically the debugger. by Aim9b

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