In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Okay, this is really, really sloppy, but it's much closer in intent to what Randal
>was talking
> about (only relevant code is presented):
> sub doConf
> {
> my ($conf, $directives, $config_data) = @_;
> while (($directive, $co
> "Ronald" == Ronald Yacketta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ronald> Any insight as to how to make it work as I would like? Being able to
Ronald> read in the values
Ronald> Via a .cfg ???
Yes. Use a hash. See Curtis Poe's response, for example. Or look
for "config" in the CPAN. There are ma
Okay, this is really, really sloppy, but it's much closer in intent to what Randal was
talking
about (only relevant code is presented):
my @data = qw/
all_clp5_cl p299_cl imp143_cl imp5_cl
all_cl_think p5_cl_think p299_cl_think imp143_cl
read in the values
Via a .cfg ???
-Ron
-Original Message-
From: Randal L. Schwartz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 4:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Ronald Yacketta
Subject: Re: Reading config file issues
>>>>> "Ronald" == Ronald Y
> "Ronald" == Ronald Yacketta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ronald> my
Ronald> ($g_all_cl,$g_p5_cl,$g_p299_cl,$g_imp143_cl,$g_imp5_cl,$g_imp_14_cl,$g_val_c
Ronald> l,
Ronald> $g_all_cl_think,$g_p5_cl_think,$g_p299_cl_think,$g_imp143_cl_think,$g_imp5_c
Ronald> l_think,
Ronald> $g_imp_14_cl_think
Folks,
I am using the ConfigReader.pm and have the following setup...
yes, I am using -w and strict ;)
my
($g_all_cl,$g_p5_cl,$g_p299_cl,$g_imp143_cl,$g_imp5_cl,$g_imp_14_cl,$g_val_c
l,
$g_all_cl_think,$g_p5_cl_think,$g_p299_cl_think,$g_imp143_cl_think,$g_imp5_c
l_think,
$g_imp_14_cl_think,$g_v
