What do line numbers in perl -cw mean?

Question

When I run "perl -cw" to check the syntax for my perl modules, and warnings or errors occur, two line numbers are given:

perl -cw lib/My/Module.pm
Global symbol "%badvar" requires explicit package name at lib/My/Module.pm line 93, <DATA> line 132.
lib/My/Module.pm had compilation errors.

"line 93" is the correct position in the source file, but what does "<DATA> line 132" mean?

Answer 1

Error message structure:

in the line of the file x, <handle> line y.

• - description of the error.
• A file is the file in which the error occurred.
• x is the line number in the file where the error occurred.
• descriptor is the last file descriptor read from.
• y is the last line ¹ read from the descriptor.

93 lib/My/Module.pm 132- DATA. DATA - __DATA__ . , DATA . "<DATA> 132" 132- __DATA__, 132- .

_{1] $.. , - , $/. DATA.}

Answer 2

<DATA> DATA, __DATA__.

, , , , <>. (EDIT: , <ARGV>! .)