Félix Horro Pita skribis 2006-06-20 11:23 (+0200):
> if ( ($args[0]!~/\d+/) ){
Note that a regular expression can match anywhere in the string.
So the string "hello 20 world" does match \d+, because there's 20 in it.
The trick is to use anchors: /\A \d+ \z/.
> return DENYSOFT_DISCONNECT, "Too much recipients (Max.
> ".$self->{maxrcpt}." adresses)";
Hash(reference) elements can be interpolated:
"... (Max $self->{maxrcpt} addresses)"
(And note that address has 2 Ds)
Regards,
Juerd
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