Thank you for the response.
I am sure going to start using strict.
But one thing, why doesn't my example of NOT using strict, my, our, or
local ever fail.
Shouldn't it confuse the $html var with the value of the $html var in
the parent file.
Any ideas on what kind of an example will demonstrate to me the
variable problem I'm having in a small test program. I'm trying to make
a program that will show the effects of not using strict and declaring
the $vars. I want to be able to get it to mess up, and then declare the
$vars and see it work differently.
I am trying to do this because I do not understand how the $vars are
treated differently when not declared.
Thanks a lot!
Tony
Boysenberry Payne wrote:
It might be that your variable aren't scoped properly.
Try:
use strict;
my $variable
or
our $variable
to keep the variable scoped to the packages they're in.
Boysenberry
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On Aug 10, 2005, at 11:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have an issue that I am working on. I always ask questions that I
have to a forum before writing the list just in case someone in the
forum knows the answer. Usually I don't get any responses.
I started this thread,
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1104388&page=1
Will someone take a look and see if my last question can be answered.
The first two posts will provide context for my situation. My handle
is perl21
I was following some advice from a fellow named Fish.
In my last post in that thread I ask how to make my mod_perl script
mess up the variable assignment of $html without using my or local
Thank you,
Tony
