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#87 errors are erroneous and erratic
First reported in forum on 2004.05.27 by me (http:
//sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?
thread_id=1082953&forum_id=258688)...
then reported by Remco Douma on 2004.08.13 (https:
//sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=2712764)..
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Summary: I am consistently getting erroneous errors,
whether Unix or Windows line endings are used. First with
eclipse 2.1.3 (and epic 0.2.0), I then upgraded to eclipse
3.0 (and epic 0.3.0) and still get bogus (but different!)
errors. Also, trying the same project on different
computers (from the same eclipse .metadata) yields
different bogus errors. Finally, I'll mention for
completeness that my Java code runs flawlessly in
eclipse--no bogus errors. Any chance this is a memory
problem? I run only a 256MB machine.
Having seen no further posting since the request for
sample files a week or so ago, I took another look at the
issue. I closed all projects except my Perl one, and still
had lots of erroneous errors. I closed that project and
created a new test project. With just one file in
it--attached--the problems are still present. My system
shows 3 errors--all erroneous. If I then delete the large
comment block near the top of the file, they all go away.
(Depending on which pieces you delete, different things
happen.)
shows erroneous errors
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Tried to reproduce the error with your test file.
I Had to comment the following line because I'm missing the
modules:
use Date::Calc qw(Decode_Date_EU);
use Data::Diagnostic;
use My::UndefinedPackage;
After that no errors were reported.
My environment:
Debian Linux (Sid), j2sdk1.4.2_04, Eclipse 3.0 (GTK), EPIC 0.3.6
AMD Duron 1.2 GHz, 512 MB RAM
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Your response is ambiguous--you indicated you tried to
reproduce the problem but you did not say whether you were
successful at it. (I'm hoping you were since the status is still
"open".)
Note that My::UndefinedPackage is a non-existent module;
hence, I do not have that either. I tried what you
did--removing the three "use" lines, and errors went away. I
also tried just commenting them out. The first time, I was still
left with one bogus error; the second time, then I had no
errors (i.e. the behavior is not always manifested consistently)
.
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Maybe my last message was not clear enough.
I could NOT reproduce the error.
You could try to run your script within Eclipse and check the
console output, maybe we get more detailed messages there.
Not being able to reproduce a bug does not mean that I close it
immediately. There is obviously a problem, so I'll try to fix it even if
it might take a little bit longer.
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I have tried to pull out a single file or two from my code library
that would allow you to reproduce the problem, but every time
I try to whittle it down, it disappears.. What I can offer is my
entire Perl library (only a couple dozen files), available on my
website at http://cleancode.sourceforge.
net/wwwdoc/download.html. (Note that there are some "use"
statements referring to 3rd party modules that you would still
need to get from CPAN if you do not already have them.) Hope
that helps...
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I have the same problem, it seems that "use CGI;" raise the
problem. I have it from Macintosh and PC.
I haven't find any documentation that explain how syntax
check is done.
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Hm' seems like there is Package missing - IF I look in the
Debugger, it says
Can't locate Math/Round.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib) at C:/Perl/lib/Data/Handy.pm
line 108.
And that's not in your package-list!!!
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Additional comment: Could you open your Error Packages and
try to execute them. I guess you get at each of them an Error
due to missing other Packages.
If we get no confirmation, we'll close this ticket.
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I do not have any missing packages in my environment. I
apologize that what I suggested as a test case has some
unstated dependencies--any such missing packages you might
see are packages that I have installed from CPAN. There is
probably a simpler test case to use, but I'm not sure how to
isolate one.