anthony wrote:
> ...
> $name = $dbh->("$name");
Anthony, please pay attention to the advice you have already been given. People
do take valuable time to answer your posts, and I know that you have been
reminded that there is no benefit to be derived from quoting variables as you
have in the function arguments above.
> $text = $dbh->("$text");
> I get an error it says it is not a CODE.**and i use $dbh to connect to
> database, so it is valid**
Neither dbh nor any other module is a magic wand that turns apples into
elephants.. The interpreter is telling you that it sees an attempt to assign a
code reference to a variable, and that it does not see the code for the function
'' [or double-quoted, the function ""], which is what you are telling it to look
for.
It could be that you have a bad editor. Does your code editor clearly show the
difference between (} and {}? It is not a casual distinction. Parentheses
following an identifier imply a function call. Braces [aka curly brackets]
indicate a hash dereference. I suspect you want the latter.
Joseph
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