>This is the first i have seen "delete" referenced. What does it do? >How >is it used? Well, you should read the manuyal, or "Programming Perl" for the real answer. Or, were you speaking in reference to delete() specifically under mod_perl? In either case, delete() removes the specified key => value pair from a hash, but cannot be used to delete "regular" variables, such as a plain scalar. For those, or for an entire hash, you should use undef(). Jason Simms ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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