in reply to Missing bracket?

  1. Post the code
  2. Comment out require subs.pl in main.pl and see if you still get the error
  3. Post the code -- oh, I said that already.
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Re^2: Missing bracket?
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 10, 2005 at 17:16 UTC
    Thing is I am syntax checking the subs file only; here is an example of what I mean. 
    =head
sub FirstSub{
#code
}
#####################
sub Secondsub{
#code
}
#####################
sub Thirdsub{
#code
}
####################
=cut
1;

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    Since I am ONLY checking the subs file, how can the main.pl file be causing the error.
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      I don't get any errors with the above code. Once again, post your entire code since it is hard to guess what have in your scripts.
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      If you claim that there is no executable code in your required file (and you can make absolutely sure of this by requiring instead a file consisting only of: 

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      .) then it stands to reason that the problem must lie elsewhere.

      /J\

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      I fixed it. I just changed the 37th brace to a bracket in mail.pl

      Examine what is said, not who speaks.
      Silence betokens consent.
      Love the truth but pardon error.
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