if you use strict;
then you'll need to declare it with my. If you don't (and you should think about that decision again) then you can leave off the my. my $variable = somevalue; $ means it's a scalar variable @ is for arrays % is for hashes On 9/20/06, elite elite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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