I'm assuming you're talking about Perl, since you're using perl-ish
variables.
You can do this:
x join(", ", @array);
to print the array, joined by commas, or
x @array
to get each element on a separate line.
As for your second question... you can, but all it does is it puts $string
as the first element of @ARRAY. Is that what you want?
-Alex Yan
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Lynn Kuhlman wrote:
> How do you print out the contents of an array in the debugger? I tried p
> array name, p @array name, p array name[0].
>
> Can you assign this statement?
>
> @ARRAY = $string
>
> Thanks,
> Lynn
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