using http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/perl/advprog/ch05_01.htm
maybe it helps
#!/usr/bin/perl
$t=' "$tt is cool\n"';
$tt="perl";
print eval $t;
thanks regards
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2008/1/23, Bryan R Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> >> Is there any way to change the last statement to do what I want, which
> in
> >> this case is print "perl is cool"?
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> [stuff cut out]
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> > (my $new_message = $message) =~ s/\$(\w+)/$includes{$1}/g;
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> [stuff cut out]
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> Um, I guess... I was more curious if there wasn't something like:
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> print "\S$b\E is cool\n";
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> That would force it to re-evaluate the string at runtime... You know,
> sort
> of the opposite of what \Q and \E do?
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> That's a good-enough way to do it, I suppose.
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> - B
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