Jeff,

thanks for your response.  here is the output:

--- snip ---

$ ./program.pl


done
localhost$

--- snip ---


here is how I used it:


localhost$ cat ./program.pl
#!/sw/bin/perl

use Expect;
use strict;

my @elementList;

my $elementfile = './test.pl';

eval {require $elementfile};

for my $element (@elementList) {
    print $element->{blah};
    print $element->{blah2};
}

print "\n\ndone\n";

exit 0;


1;

localhost$ cat ./test.pl
use strict;

our (@elementList);
@elementList = (
                {
                    blah => 'element',
                    blah2 => 'again',
                },
                );

1;



Jeff Pang wrote:

     > Message du 08/10/08 14:55
     > De : "Noah"
     > A : "Jeff Pang"
     > Copie à : "Perl Beginners"
     > Objet : Re: use variables from another file
     >
     >
     > Hi there,
     >
     > I am using the first example and the array variable always is
    blank. Any
     > clues why?
     >

What's your code? How did you use it?


Regards,
Jeff.



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