On Feb 7, John said:
>I don't know if this will make any sense out of context and without
>the modules that are used, but here's the current code.
>if ( $file =~ m#${templatedata}[\\/]usbank[\\/]piper_news# )
>{
> $str = "UCM::ucmPiperNewsDB( \"$file\", \"INTERNET_\" . uc( $env
>), $script )";
>}
Why not just say
$str = 'UCM::ucmPiperNewsDB($file, uc("INTERNET_$env"), $script)'
The single quotes make practically NOTHING get interpolated, and you don't
need them to interpolate yet. You can just eval() it later.
However, I'd suggest a different approach entirely:
($func, $fname, @args) = (
"UCM::ucmPiperNewsDB",
\&UCM::ucmPiperNewsDB,
$file, uc("INTERNET_$env"), $script,
);
> print "Simulating $str\n";
print "Simulating $func(@args)\n";
> my $ret = eval( $str );
my $ret = $func->(@args);
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