"my" variable __ masks earlier ...

Message	"my" variable __ masks earlier declaration in same scope at __ line __.
Notes	The "my" keyword indicates that a variable is for use only within the enclosing program block. A second variable of the same name has been declared in the same block, which would make the previous one unusable. If you intended to reuse the same variable, you don't need to say "my" the second time. If you intended to have two different variables, perhaps there is a typo. Make sure they have different names or don't both exist within the same program block.

Message

"my" variable __ masks earlier declaration in same scope at __ line __.

Notes

The "my" keyword indicates that a variable is for use only within the enclosing program block. A second variable of the same name has been declared in the same block, which would make the previous one unusable. If you intended to reuse the same variable, you don't need to say "my" the second time. If you intended to have two different variables, perhaps there is a typo. Make sure they have different names or don't both exist within the same program block.

Product	Version	Technical Version
Perl	5.003_07	Build 306
System	System Version	Build
Windows	95	4.00.950a

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