I have a problem when using Parse::Lex. I get the error message: "Can't call method "name" on an undefined value at lextTest.pl line 17." when the code is executed. Does anyone know what is causing it? 
use Parse::Lex;

my $lexer = Parse::Lex->new (qw( SC  ESC7 BOLD \[0;1m ));


my $buffer = 'ESC7ESC[002;002HESC[0;1m  .   ESC[0;1mESC8ESC7ESC[002;01
+0HESC[0;1m  .   ESC[0;1mESC8ESC7ESC[003;002HESC[0;1;5m      ESC[0;1mE
+SC8';


$lexer->from($buffer);


$lexer->every (sub { 
          print $_[0]->name, "\t";
          print $_[0]->text, "\n"; 
        });

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In reply to Parse::Lex error message by cgraf

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