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You should use Devel::Trace. That would save you a lot of adding checkpoints :)
FWIW, I also use the invaluable Devel::TraceUse to find out why a script works flawless on machine A where it fails on machine B and quite often find out that it isn't my code that fails, but a bad/old module that is not updated on machine B.
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Re^3: When my script doesn't work, I ...
by Anique (Acolyte) on Oct 05, 2012 at 15:11 UTC |