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Eternius wrote:
i agree with you,
but for the sake of read - a - bility I would have defined
the vars here (<---) as they are valid for whole package anyway and not
just for test1();
But again you have changed the meaning, if you are going to declare them
as package variab
i agree with you,
but for the sake of read - a - bility I would have defined
the vars here (<---) as they are valid for whole package anyway and not
just for test1();
use strict;
local $a = 1; <---
local $aa = 2; <---
test1();
sub test1
{
test2();
}
sub test2
{
print "a = $a\n";
prin
Ronen Kfir wrote:
>If I get you correctly the %supliers hash will look like this in this
>script:
>%supliers =(booboo =>'1',
> Puter =>'1',
> Synta => 'defined')
> or am I wrong. I need to see the real print of this hash in order to
>understand it...
>
Not exactly, all ke
To: Ronen Kfir; Perl Lists
Subject: RE: basic explanation on code
Hi,
Ronen Kfir wrote:
>Hi Jan,
>I am sorry...
>
>This is the right code:
>
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>
>%machines =(user1, 'booboo',
>user2, 'puter',
> user3, 'synta
Hi,
Ronen Kfir wrote:
>Hi Jan,
>I am sorry...
>
>This is the right code:
>
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>
>%machines =(user1, 'booboo',
>user2, 'puter',
> user3, 'synta',
>user4, 'synta');
>
> for (keys %machines)
> {
>$val=$machines{$_};
> if (!defined $supliers{$va
Hi,
Ronen Kfir wrote:
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>
>
>%machines =(user1, 'booboo',
>user2, 'puter',
> user3, 'synta',
> user4, 'synta');
>
> for $key (keys %machines)
> {
>$val=$programs{$key}
>if (!defined $supliers{$val})
>{
>$supliers{$va
