Subject: | scripts/record.{1,2}.pl fail in testing |
perl -Ilib scripts/record.1.pl
https://gist.github.com/kentfredric/5866383/raw/f5dd5a32b22e25350ffb6e331a70433cef20f049/record.1.pl.out
perl -Ilib scripts/record.2.pl
https://gist.github.com/kentfredric/5866383/raw/712f799f8a39e9ca21ca600861d60fb31a004e68/record.2.pl.out
It would appear its not liking the literal \n in the label.
Manually copying the generated "dot" output into a text file, correcting the \n => solves this problem.
Oh, btw, Fredric . Everyone spells it wrong, and everyone spells it wrong differently. And to add insult to injury, one of my great grandfathers had the same quirk, so as a result the spelling changed somewhere in our ancestry on paper :/
https://gist.github.com/kentfredric/5866383/raw/f5dd5a32b22e25350ffb6e331a70433cef20f049/record.1.pl.out
perl -Ilib scripts/record.2.pl
https://gist.github.com/kentfredric/5866383/raw/712f799f8a39e9ca21ca600861d60fb31a004e68/record.2.pl.out
It would appear its not liking the literal \n in the label.
Manually copying the generated "dot" output into a text file, correcting the \n => solves this problem.
Oh, btw, Fredric . Everyone spells it wrong, and everyone spells it wrong differently. And to add insult to injury, one of my great grandfathers had the same quirk, so as a result the spelling changed somewhere in our ancestry on paper :/