That's simple:
Use 'eq' instead of '=='!
Stephan
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"==" is a numeric operator ...
Try "eq"
Hope this helps ...
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Sent: September 20, 2001 10:18
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Subject: aanother simple question
Hi,
I have another simple question:
In my script i have a
Use 'eq' for string comparisons and '==' for numerical --
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Hi,
I have another simple question:
In my script i have a variable $host that is a string... I'm trying to do a
conditional like this:
if ($host == 'access_1') {
$host1 = 'ACESSO 1' ;}
elsif ($host == 'access_2') {
$host1 = 'ACESSO 2' ;}
The problem is that $host1 aways get the first valur
