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Re: Ambiguous use of index
****** message to minivend-users from Erik Aase-Remedios <erik@fourfish.com> ******
This isn't really an issue. It means what it says and it says what it
means ;-)=.
The line "Ambiguous use of index => resolved to "index" => at
.../mvend/lib/Vend/Parse.pm line 145." means that on line 145 of Parse.pm
there is the word 'index'. This word is being used in such a way that the
perl interpreter is guessing that it's a string "index" and not a call to
the function 'index'. It's warning you of this since it might be guessing
wrong. While I haven't looked at Vend::Parse to see what's really there,
I'm guessing that perl is guessing correctly, it usually does.
To get rid of it you can edit the file and make it un-ambiguous by putting
quotes around the word "index" if you really are bothered by it.
-Erik
>>>>> Bill Betz wrote (03:52 PM 4/1/99 ):
>****** message to minivend-users from Bill Betz <bill@pennherb.com>
>******
>
>Hello list:
>
>Anyone figure this out yet? Just upgraded to 3.12, and now I see this
>message when restarting:
>
>MiniVend server stopped.
>Ambiguous use of index => resolved to "index" => at
>/home/minivend/mvend/lib/Ven
>d/Parse.pm line 145.
>Ambiguous use of index => resolved to "index" => at
>/home/minivend/mvend/lib/Ven
>d/Parse.pm line 325.
>Ambiguous use of index => resolved to "index" => at
>/home/minivend/mvend/lib/Ven
>d/Parse.pm line 397.
>MiniVend V3.12
>MiniVend server started in INET and UNIX mode(s) (process id 1203)
>
>Besides the message, 3.12 seems to work.
>--
>Bill Betz
>bill@pennherb.com
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