Youare trying to print the value of $v before its declaration
print "value of v is $v\n";
Try defining this variable before this print statement.
Shobha Deepthi V
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Ken Killer wrote:
I tried to add 'my' before $v, but I got same error as before.
On 7/5/05, Chris Devers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, Ken Killer wrote:
I load the config file in the main program using do,
<main.pl>
#!perl
do "conf";
use strict;
print "value of v is $v\n";
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and the config file has only one line,
<conf>
$v = 'hello';
Have you tried making that
my $v = 'hello';
?
When you `use strict`, you need to declare your variables.
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Chris Devers
