#/usr/bin/perl
# Cosmo Learning File Open operation PERL(II) class lecture.

$fname = "/home/jfquaid/bin/PERL/new.txt";
open XYZ, $fname, or die "Error open: $!";
while (<XYZ>)  { 
  print "Line number $. ls: $_";
}
# Does not farction "line 7: syntax error near unexpected token from s
+hell!!`)'

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#The above snippet runs in Padre 0.42. However, it crashes with the above commented syntax error from the command line in Ubuntu 9.10 / Kernel 2.6.31-169-generic.. And I believe I'm up to date on all my patches. Any suggestions??

Regards, JQ

In reply to Syntax Problem / Padre vs Command Line by aridzonan

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