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JAPH. (That's right -- I'm not Really Inexperienced any more.)
I'm not just here, I'm here [perlmonks.org], and here [javajunkies.org] too, I ramble randomly in my philosophical blog [blogspot.com] and my other blog [blogspot.com]. Soon I'll come in a convenient six-pack.
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Argument "Abeyance" isn't numeric in numeric lt ()
Ripped from the error logs. *eye roll*
I wrote a huge, thoughtful post for my wretched blog and the web promptly ate it the moment I hit 'post and publish'. The echoes resound through my head still: "There MUST be a better way..."
Well, whatever I did (and all I did was change some of the test names!), it's made a bunch of problems. I think something got shifted somewhere.
The problem is with
sub rounded {
if (($_) && ($_ if (($_) && ($_ return int ($_ + 1);
} else { return int $_; } }
because the line error it gives is at line 182, the first if statement.
My only thought is that I've written the sub wrong here. "Isn't $_ supposed to be $_[0]?"
That said, I'm going to make the change and see if it works. If it doesn't, I'll have no choice but to make a pot of coffee and drink most of it.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
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