Mark,
It's not clear to me what you're wanting to do from your posting. One
comment though if you don't mind... you can avoid the backslash character
and in this case make the code more legible by using Perl's 'custom quotes'
feature.
For example,
" text=\"$textcolor\""
can be rewritten as
qq| text="$textcolor"|
The way it works is that by saying 'qq' plus a character, you acheive the
same effect as using double quotes. Using 'q' plus a character works just
like single quotes, i.e. uninterpreted character string. The character you
chose to follow the 'qq' is up to you and you only need to be sure to
delimit both ends of the string with that character. There's an exception
if you decide to use parens or square or curly brackets or angle brackets
then the start and end delimiters must be the start and end of these...
which might be clear as mud so I'll give an example:
qq( text="$textcolor")
Marty
At 06:56 PM 12/7/01 -0500, Mark Jervis Sr. wrote:
><body bgcolor="Blue" text="custom" link="White" alink="White" vlink="White">
>
>Ok here is what it is returning.
>
>I fixed the code to this:
>
>if($textcolor eq "custom")
> {
> print " text=\"$textcolor\"";
> }
>else{
> print " text=\"$txtcustom\"";
> }
>
>when textcolor equals custom thats what it's returning rather than reading
>the else statement.
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