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> $context = $q->param(context);
>
> require "conf.txt";
> open(READ, "conf.txt") or die "Error opening file: conf.txt, Errorcode:
> $!\n";
> close(READ);
I dont un
Octavian,
I'd be surprised if it's not possible to generate
variables of specific names on the fly in Perl, but I
personally don't know how, and the syntax might be
kind of weird. At the expense of a slightly more
complicated data structure, I *can* give you some
quick code that is hopefully s
Hi Teddy,
you may try the following:
Write into your conf-file:
%assembly = (
title=> 'Assembly language page',
description => 'Download free manuals and tutorials for assembly
language',
.
);
%basic = (
title=> 'Basic and Visual Basic page',
description
