Thanks, that worked. However, this is just a sample code. I tried using bigint in my main program and it gives me a whole slew of new errors. It is a GUI program using Tk and a few Tk modules (Tk::TableMatrix, Tk::Balloon, Tk::Bitmap, and Tk::Pane). I'm guessing that bigint and the Tk modules conflict. These are two separate errors I get when I run it with bigint. The second I get when I comment out the first error.
C:\code>DisplayPipeTracer15.pl -trace out.PipeTracer.xml
'8┬¿├⌐☻♥' isn't numeric at C:/Perl/site/
+lib/Tk/Widget.pm line 205.
at C:\code\displayPipeTracer15.pl line 387
C:\code>DisplayPipeTracer15.pl -trace out.PipeTracer.xml
trace_file = out.PipeTracer.xml
Ports to be Analyzed: 1 2
'h┬Ñ├⌐☻♥' isn't numeric at C:/Perl/site/
+lib/Tk.pm line 250.
at C:\code\displayPipeTracer15.pl line 159
Here is my code for the lines the errors point to. First is 387 and the second is 159.
Line 387:
my $cycleAccept = $statusBar->Button(-text => "Go to",
-font => ['Arial', 8],
-command=> \&GoToCycle,
-bd => 1, -takefocus => 'never',
-highlightthickness => 0)->pack(
+-side => 'left');
Line 159:
$PortFrame = $allPortsFrame->Scrolled('TableMatrix',
-resizeborders=>'none',
-titlerows => 1,
-titlecols => 1,
-background => 'white',
-foreground => 'white',
-borderwidth => 0,
-rows => 6,
-colstretchmode=>'all',
-cols => 1,
-colwidth => 25,
-cache => 1,
-scrollbars => "osoe")->pa
+ckAdjust(-side => "top",
+ -fill => 'both',
+ -expand => 1);
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