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I receive this error from Encode::Detect::Detector :

Encode::Detect::Detector::handle() -- THIS is not a blessed SV reference at TestEncoding.plx line 19.

The code is simple, almost taken from the man page.

#!/bin/perl -w
use feature ":5.10";
use strict;
use Carp;
use Encode::Detect::Detector;
open my $FILE,'TALT432.txt';
my @file=<$FILE>;
close $FILE;
say get_encoding(@file);

sub get_encoding {
    my @data=@_;
    my $res;
    my $enc = Encode::Detect::Detector->new();
    my $l;
    foreach ( @data ) {
            $enc->handle( $data[$l] );
            $l++;
        }
        $enc->eof;
    return $res if $res=$enc->getresult();

}

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Versions of modules:

Modules are installed in the user's ~/.perl/ etc. path locally. I have checked the Perl installation with the appropriate Gentoo tools and perl-cleaner, reinstalled the modules in the local path, but nothing changed and my humble knowledge has reached it borders.

In reply to Encode::Detec::Detector: This is not an SV reference error by salmonix

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