Programming Perl, 3rd Edition
by Larry Wall, Tom Christiansen and Jon Orwant

The following changes were made in the 3/01 reprint:


(165) last paragraph:
"specify a character classes" now reads "class."


(229) 2nd paragraph:

	Both version of these functions...

now reads "versions."


(506) 3rd paragraph:
"intrepreter" now reads "interpreter."


(513) first description sentence for "l" command:
"The l command lists next the few lines..." now reads "The l command lists the
next few lines..."


(518) 1st paragraph, last sentence:
"You may change the behavior of debugger" now reads "You may change debugger
behavior."


(518) 2nd paragraph:
"with using the exclamation point syntax" now reads "with the exclamation 
point syntax."


(522) "noTTY" section, 2nd paragraph:
"to use its input and output correspondingly" now reads "to use as input and 
output."


(529) 1st line:
"DProf is not your only choice for profiler" now reads "DProf is not your only
choice of profiler."


(653) 2nd-to-last paragraph:

	you can look up variables that you're not sure of the proper name
 
now reads 

	you can look up variables when you're not sure of the proper name


(662) 4th-to-last line:

	without the loading colon

now reads

	without the leading colon


(666) 4th paragraph:
"to access ARGV handle" now reads "to access the ARGV handle".


(666) 2nd-to-last paragraph:
"variable-length record" now reads "variable-length records".


{709} 1st line:
'"view" @files' now reads '"view", @files'. Also, "$editor" now reads 
"/usr/bin/vi".


(715) code at bottom of page:
The "elsif" and "else" lines are now outdented so they line up under the 
braces.


(727) last paragraph:
"you'll need to use" now reads "you'll want to use".


(834) 4th paragraph, 1st sentence:
"larger modules will be automatically loaded" now reads "larger modules that 
will be automatically loaded".


(906) safe code example:
There are two comments reading
  
	# like do(), but in the sandbox

The second one now reads
  
	# like eval(), but in the sandbox


(945) "Illegal hexadecimal digit":
"f" is now in CW font.


(965) bottom of the page:
">%s>" now reads "<%s>".