last if /^\t{0,2}<$tag>$/;which would exit the loop at the end of that 'section' as $tag in fact contained "/dict". On upgrading to RH 9 this all fell apart and I spent the best part of a day trying to find out why and where it was failing. Strangely, it WOULD work if I replaced $tag with the literal string it contained (i.e. /dict) or when it found the line beginning with a single tab (i.e. way further down the file), but would NEVER recognise 2 tabs and using $tag.
On investigation I discovered that the above works perfectly with RH 8's Perl 5.6.0.55 (and my Mac's 5.8.1), but NOT with RH 9's 5.6.0.88. I upgraded to 5.8.5 and all's well again:-)
Is this a known problem with that version of Perl or as usual am I the first to discover a bug in such a widely used piece of software?
Ken G i l l e t t
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