Hi all,
I stuff all subroutines for my current perl experiment in a separate
file, which i 'require' when needed. I would like to set a number of
global variables in this file, which would then be imported together
with the subroutines. How would I go about doing this?
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ile with that name exists in the directory
specified, if it does, try again, if not, open the (new) file.
Can I do this using the `filename` construction? Could this work? Are
there any security / performance issues?
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database/$_") or die "$!";
@temp = FILEH;
close FILEH;
$lines = @tempfile;
$lines = 0 if !$lines;
print " - $lines entries\n";
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>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Martijn van Exel wrote:
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>> Why the $! does
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>> (int($cnt/2) == ($cnt/2))
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>> not return TRUE for an even $cnt and FALSE for an odd $cnt ?
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>Use the modulus operator %. It returns a remainder of a division -- in
>the ca
digest.
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sing return?
Any help greatly appreciated.
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