On Tue, 12 Mar 1996, Brad Cox wrote: > use HTTP::Date; > $time = time; > my $stringGMT = time2str($time); > $nutime = str2time($stringGMT) || die "failed on $stringGMT\n"; > print "$stringGMT $time/$nutime\n"; > > and got... > > # failed on Wed, 13 Mar 1996 01:24:54 GMT (...boy, I'm chatty today...) It's been discussed recently on this list (and someone correct if I remember wrong--I'm to lazy to go back and look) that 'my' doesn't work correctly outside of subroutines in MacPerl. I don't believe this has been fixed yet (well, there's some confusion about what 'my' should do outside of a block)--even in the latest MacPerl rev. Try it without the 'my.' John Peterson -- University Networking Services -- Brigham Young University Internet: John_Peterson@byu.edu Phone: (801) 378-5007