Thank you very much for your help.
This satisfies my requirement.
Thanks
suresh
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Rob Dixon wrote:
> suresh kumar wrote:
> >
> > This is my code :
> >
> > $::dev2->getvalue($x,$y);
> > $::dev3->getvalue($x,$y);
> > $::dev4->getvalue($x,$y);
> > $::dev5->getvalue($
Hi all
>
> This is my code :
>
> $::dev2->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev3->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev4->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev5->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev6->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev7->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev8->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev9->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev10->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev11->get
Rob Dixon wrote:
suresh kumar wrote:
This is my code :
$::dev2->getvalue($x,$y);
The double colon in your variable names is probably superfluous unless your code
is in a package other than 'main'. $::dev1 is equivalent to $main::dev1 and so
just $dev1 if the current package is the default
suresh kumar wrote:
>
> This is my code :
>
> $::dev2->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev3->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev4->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev5->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev6->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev7->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev8->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev9->getvalue($x,$y);
> $::dev10->getvalue($x,$y);
