G'day Schwern,
On Thu Jul 02 16:25:29 2009, MSCHWERN wrote:
Show quoted text> $ perl -wle 'use autodie; open my $fh, "lkfflkj"'
> Can't open($fh, 'lkfflkj'): No such file or directory at -e line 1
> at -e line 1
>
> 3 arg open does not exhibit this problem.
>
> This happens with 2.04 and earlier versions (haven't checked exactly how
> far back).
I'm pretty sure it happens *all* the way back. Interestingly enough,
open($fh, '< lkfflkj') (2-arg, but with explicit mode) works fine.
It looks like this is a combination of bugs. One is autodie wouldn't
detect a file open for reading unless the second argument started with a
less-than sign. The other is that when _format_open() falls back to
defaults (which is does when it can't detect the mode), it adds extra
file/line info.
These are now fixed as of commit 8b12854, which will enter the next
release of autodie. If you're eager to play with it now, you can grab
it from
http://github.com/pfenwick/autodie/
Many thanks for the bug report,
Paul
