I dunno why, Danny, seems like a hash is much easier, but here it goes:
At 19:23 15-10-01, you wrote:
>ok.. anyone know how to do this right off. Still working with
>variable interpreting and now I need to create a scalar based on
>it. ie;
>
>$fname=danny;
>$$fname=test;
>
>Now I know the above will result in scalar $danny = test but I need
>to create something like such.
>
>$$fname . $lname=mallory;
>
>To create a scalar called $dannylname and set to mallory but I
>am getting concatenation errors on scalar assignment.
$fullname=$fname.$lname;
$$fullname='test';
print $$fullname;
>Any Ideas?
>
>Danny
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