Are you sure you know what this 'if' statement is doing?
It always evaluates true. and the m/$litem/$matchitem/i shouldn't be in
quotes.
if($litem, /$matchitem/){ ## always true
$PNdString =~ m/$litem/$matchitem/i; ## not a pattern match if it's
in quotes
print (OUTFILE
Beginners List
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 8:04 AM
Subject: RE: Question about Error
Are you sure you know what this 'if' statement is doing?
It always evaluates true. and the m/$litem/$matchitem/i shouldn't be in
quotes.
if($litem, /$matchitem/){ ## always true
Anthony Saffer wrote:
Good Morning Everyone,
Hello,
Got another question: I wrote my first Perl script last night and
it seemed to be error free on Windows. But when I uploaded it to
Linux (RH 7.3) it threw an error that I don't understand. From a
Google search it seems there could be a
