Howdy Chisel,
Thanks for the input! The $$text_ref may have been too obvious. I have
used [EMAIL PROTECTED] and $%text_ref to dereference arrays and hashes before but
had never thought of using "$$text_ref".
As it turns out, after I got back yesterday of several days off things
worked fine. I apparently just needed to reboot; go figure and on a windows
box too! ;>/ I am going to reboot my development box every afternoon from
here on out.
Thanx Again, Jeff.
>> YA?: What does the "$$" mean in $$test_ref.
>$text_ref is a reference to a scalar, so to get the text itself you need
>to dereference it.
>It's proably easier to understand if you think of it as ${$text_ref}.
>It's the same as you'd do with hash an array references.
>> my $filter = sub {
>> my $text_ref = shift;
>> $text_ref =~ s/!!!ZAP_(.*?)!!!/<TMPL_$1>/g;
>> $$text_ref;
>> ## Also Tried Adding "return $text_ref;" - No Difference.
>> };
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