FPs and SA 3.2.0
Paul Bijnens
Paul.Bijnens at xplanation.com
Mon May 21 13:47:14 IST 2007
On 2007-05-16 17:41, Julian Field wrote:
> I'll put it in the main codebase then. Perl has some very subtle bugs in
> it...
I believe I don't need to teach perl to Julian (rather the other way
around :-) ), but anyway...
>>>>
>>>>> # JKF 3/10/2005
>>>>> my $temp = @HitList;
>>>>> $temp = $temp + 0;
>>>>> $temp = 0 unless $HitList[0] =~ /a-z/i;
>>>>> return ($temp, join(', ', @HitList));
>>>>> }
>>>>>
>>>>> Let's see if that helps. According to the book, the 2 middle lines
>>>>> shouldn't be needed at all.
To me this seems like the array @HitList contains an empty or undef
value. The match against "/[a-z]/i" (or was that really intended
"/a-z/i"??) just hides the source of the real error: getting an empty
value for RBL name.
Now finding out where the empty value is coming from, is -- at my
current understanding of the code -- not yet successful.
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