Geoffrey G. Hankerson wrote:
2. Micael Peters suggests:
my $runmode = $query-param('page');
my %rms = $self-run_modes();
return $self-$rms{$runmode};
This returns this error:
syntax error at Supersite.pm line 694, near $rms{
syntax error at Supersite.pm line 696, near }
Well, I guess I should have
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 10:27:34 -0600, Geoffrey G. Hankerson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. Micael Peters suggests:
my $runmode = $query-param('page');
my %rms = $self-run_modes();
return $self-$rms{$runmode};
This returns this error:
syntax error at Supersite.pm line 694, near $rms{
syntax
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:57:42 -0500, Michael Peters
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you specified the values as code refs, then you would have to do something
more than what I was telling you. If you didn't use code ref's, but just
the names of the methods as the values, then the following should
I hope this is an easy question that I am just missing.
I want to call a different run from another run mode, but I don't know
the name of the subroutine to call, I just know the key from the
$self-run_modes hash (but not the value)
So I know how to get the key:
my $runmode =
my $runmode = $query-param('page');
my %rms = $self-run_modes();
return $self-$rms{$runmode};
gives me:
syntax error at Supersite.pm line 684, near $rms{
syntax error at Supersite.pm line 685, near }
Where did I go wrong?
Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/11 4:12 pm
Geoffrey G.
