zostay

Kansas

Age: 35

I live in Kansas and spend most my time with family, working, and avoiding yard work.

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Apr 7	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? I asked how to handle a string exception. I wasn't and am still not concerned with how it originated. If you read more than that in to it, that wasn't what I intended to communicate.
Apr 7	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? It's my question. I didn't limit it to die.
Apr 3	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? I didn't limit the question to just exceptions thrown by die.
Apr 2	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? It's been awhile, but I did find another case. I just saw this line in a stack trace: "Moose::Object::new('TestBot', 'event_loop', 'Bot::Backbone::TestEventLoop') called at generated method (unknown origin) line 3".
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Sep 26	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? My samples have been updated to be as dumb as I really meant them to be. I wasn't looking for the examples to distract from getting some answers.
Sep 26	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? Apparently, I should have posted my question without example code. I've simplified the examples to include something even dumber that does the job. I'm still trying to find examples without lines. Digging through all my old errors to find the one that led to that.
Sep 26	revised	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? simplifying my examples
Sep 26	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? I'm almost certain there are, but I can't find an example of it right now.
Sep 26	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? I usually throw exception objects based on Throwable or something similar in my own app code.
Sep 26	comment	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"? Yes, but that doesn't help when it's something generated by some other code my app deals with.
Sep 26	asked	What's a reliable way to sanitize a die string, removing the " at File.pm line 123"?
Sep 17	awarded	Autobiographer
Sep 14	revised	JSON::XS complains if a key is not quoted added 83 characters in body
Sep 14	comment	JSON::XS complains if a key is not quoted You might try JSON::PP, it will have the same error by default but it has additional options.
Sep 14	answered	JSON::XS complains if a key is not quoted
Sep 14	comment	Perl parse url to get the value using You really should accept the answers that solve your questions. A 0% accept rate is not so good.
Sep 14	comment	CGI upload creates empty file I'm not ignoring your problem itself, I have not yet noticed anything wrong with your program. Maybe you can check to make sure the temp file is being created with content via `tmpFileName` or check `cgi_error` for a problem?
Sep 14	comment	CGI upload creates empty file Another thing you might want to consider is dumping CGI in favor of Plack. CGI.pm is very old and very mature, but full of odd quirks that must stay or risk breaking thousands of scripts out in the wild that depend on those odd quirks. Also if you use Plack, your app can run as a CGI script or FastCGI or mod_perl or just about any other way a Perl program can be made into a web application.
Sep 14	comment	CGI upload creates empty file Reiterating @TLP, make sure you always use the 3-arg version of open, `open my $local, ">", "$dir/$name"` but you should definitely make sure that the filename is what you want it to be before doing that. You should die or return an error message if it doesn't pass a regular expression like `/^\w+$/`.