>>>>> "Denzil" == Denzil Kruse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Denzil> But, I fooled around with my above code found out that
Denzil> if I put some curly brackets in the right place, I
Denzil> think it works:
Denzil> $page = $in->param('page');
Denzil> &{page$page}()
You really really *really* don't want to do that.
Please pay attention to the proper solutions provided elsewhere.
For one, your example will fail on "use strict", which is what every
program larger than 10 lines should use. And your exact example is
what it tries to rule out.
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