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not possible?
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elements in
the array. Eg. $value[$k] would be equal to "3".
Lotto.
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Lotto wrote:
> I am not even sure if this is possible, though it seems like something
> Perl would be capable of. I have a C++ program with perl embedded in
> it. I want to pass two arrays to perl, one with key
I had the -w option on (!/usr/bin/perl -w). When I took out the -w, the mystery
message went away. I'm still a bit disturbed that I ever got it, but the
program runs fine.
Lotto.
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P.S. Sorry about all of those reposts, it took forever for the posts to appear
for me, and I thought I was
"3" in it. Once I am in the perl code, I want $i
= "1", $j = "2", and $k = "3".
Is this possible, and if so could someone give me a quick clip of code
for it?
Thank you much,
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