Re: [MacPerl] Numbering Lines in MacPerl

[Eric Schissel <schissel@lightlink.com>]

Well... so far as I know, you don't.  If you have access to Unix or Linux,
it's fairly simple to port your file to such a system and do a ctrl-U 927
downarrow in Emacs.
Outside of that, how about writing a MacPerl program that reads in your
program as a textfile, line for line, and prints out the lines from 920 to
930 when it gets to them? That's not too hard to do.  It's a pity there's no
easier way (I know of), though...
-Eric Schissel

Matt Kraft wrote:

> How do I number lines in MacPerl?  Whenever I run my script it says:
>
> # Missing right bracket, at end of line
> File 'Untitled'; Line 928
> # syntax error, at EOF
> File 'Untitled'; Line 928
> # Execution of Untitled aborted due to compilation errors.
>
> But I can't find line 928 so I can't fix it.
>
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