-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> The code is fine (works flawlessly in perl 4 on a Sun), but I agree >> that it exhibits the problem you describe under MacPerl 5.05r1m. >> Actually, it looks like it works correctly the first time, but if you >> run it again without restarting MacPerl, then only the prompt string >> is printed, no matter what you type in response. >> >> Tom > >YES! I saw this same behavior last night! I thought it was me! I know >it doesn't have anything to do with the <STDIN> because I wan't using >that. :) > >My code was more like: > >$astring = "hello"; >$astring =~ /^h/; >print $astring; > >It worked once, then wouldn't print anything until I quit and >restarted MacPerl. :( > Okay. This is really weird now. I've seen where two people besides myself have had this problem and another ran the code on both the 68k and ppc and didn't have a problem. For anyone else who has seen this problem, I'd like to gather the scripts you saw it with (or just run the one I had the problem with and see if it happens). Along with the scripts, I'd like to know what version of MacPerl you're using, what your machine's hw/sw configuration is, and any other pertinent details you can think of. I will collect the scripts and machine configurations and summarize them. Maybe some common thread will appear that will help solve the problem. Jim Manley jmanley@metronet.com http://www.metronet.com/~jmanley Finger for PGP Public Key -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBMQxBlyvYMV4IyPatAQEGcgQArDv+TgDp+DY6g660PjJoeMRCln/ZESjE xerefO5dIYfBFVQlzJZwKjQ1YR3FqPpkmXVpH9zOgrkQQTpOplO8zk+v/seKefZn mDHxFXJoJ5elWLgkNvl7K+VFRKt1XwioJS02y1QEtPkJUkH0bnyJ4q+iDaWwF/H5 DPUhbH+UgWI= =aNdv -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----