Nevermind. I replaced the for loop with a while loop and it eliminated the
problem.
Mathew
Mathew Snyder wrote:
> In the following snippet of code I'm getting the "useless use of a private
> variable in a void context" error. It is at line 64 which is the closing
> brace
> for the for loop.
>
> for ($count; $count < 7; $count++) {
> if ($day == '01') {
> if (exists($months31{$month})){
> $day = 31;
> push @days, $day;
> $day--;
> }elsif (exists($months30{$month})){
> $day = 30;
> push @days, $day;
> $day--;
> }else{
> $day = 28;
> push @days, $day;
> $day--;
> }
> }else{
> push @days, $day;
> $day--;
> }
> } # Line 64
>
> All variables are declared elsewhere.
>
> The only thing I can think is happening is that a return value is being
> expected
> but isn't being provided. I can provide the entire script if needed for
> context.
>
> Mathew
>
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