Keirnan, Paul wrote:
The problem is how to concatenate the variable '$pre' to the string
'woopi.pl'
without having it treated as a variable named '$prewoopi'.
Try putting your filename into a variable
$fname = "woopi.pl";
and use
<a href="$pre$fname?action=something">Something</a>
<a href="${pre}new.pl?action=something">Something</a>
Bill,
Is there already a good means of doing this, or would it be reasonable to
request
a new escape sequence ('\^' for instance) where the sequence was merely
used as a
terminator during interpolation.
It would mean that we could then use
<a href="$pre\^woopi.pl?action=something">Something</a>
<a href="${pre}woopi.pl?action=something">Something</a>
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