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Postby Xieon » Sat Apr 29, 2006 2:42 pm

Alright, we'll I do progamming in Perl on a project I've been working on for quite some time.

The problem is if there is an error in the script the program closes, and the dos window closes as well.

Meaning the only way I can seem to see what the error is, is to run the script and hope to hit print screen right before it closes. Any ideas on how to get this to stop happening, since it would allow me to program much faster.

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Postby Jeremified » Sat Apr 29, 2006 4:45 pm

A source code would help us help you...
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Postby Xieon » Sat Apr 29, 2006 7:47 pm

Nerermind, I got it.

I just had to write a .bat file to run the .pl file, since perl is unstable and will close if there is an error. A .bat will stay open, and allow me to look at the errors in the script.


I had a bunch of aim bots I used to run, used them for a science fair in 9th grade, and then made them a little better to help me in school :)

I could text message a bot with a command, and it would reply with the answer, I just had to program what I wanted it to do ahead of time. Now I don't condone cheating, but hey, if it works :)

The protocol changed however, and now I have to reprogram everything to work for a different module. So thats what I'm working on now, and since I'm now using a .bat file it should be done much much quicker.

Plus I have finals coming up , so all these handy commands on my cell phone will help :) :) :)

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