Well, that's what the warning sez: Modification of a read-only value attempted at C:/.../OOSheets.pm line 111.

The offending line is in &handle_char: @{$res{$curr_rec->{table}}}{ map {_11_2_A1($_)} grep {exists $sonar_cells{$_}} keys %current}.=$data ;

... and the sub invoked in that line: 

sub _11_2_A1 {
my $addr=shift;
return $enumeration_map{$addr};
}

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I'm just trying to parse an .ods file, to no avail, as I get the above message whenever I invoke GetData. The OOSheets README lists Filesys::SmbClient and Text::Iconv as dependencies, but I don't have either installed (because I don't have Samba or iconv installed, to my knowledge, on my Win7 laptop) and I can still use OpenOffice::OOSheets without perl giving me the "can't locate *.pm in @INC" abort error. Do I need to try to install either of the two applications, or is there something else I'm missing?

In reply to OOSheets modifying read-only value by plechazunga

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