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>Hi All - some interesting help - thanks drieux, chas, tim - all good
>pointers to resolve.
>
>I still cannot get the array naming to print - let me simplify
>
>$h=0;
>$TRY$h=3;
>print "$TRY$h";
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>does not work - I have tried ${TRY\$h} also
>
>any ideas ??? what am I missing ??
Does this make anymore sense.
$TRY = "world";
$h = 0;
$TRY{$h}=3;
print "$TRY" . "$h" . " $TRY{$h}\n";
This I believe prints what you are after.
Harry
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