>But i still have a question, how can i do to print inside the procedure
>get_factorial without call the subroutine eplprint?
print OUT $a ;
Gerald
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If you don't want to use [* local *], I've on occasion made use of
the @_ as a variable stack. Doesn't exactly make for clear code
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Hi:
Thank you for your help. it worked. Below is an example of a recursive
process:
But i still have a question, how can i do to print inside the procedure
get_factorial without call the subroutine eplprint?. If i try to use
embperl code to define the sub ([$ sub get factorial $]), it does not
wo
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> it seems that embperl is loosing the values for recursive process.
>
> Do you know a way to do recursive processes with embperl? i am using
> embperl 1.3.4
>
If you are using Embperl's [$ sub $] or Execute to do the recursive call you
need to declare the variables local. In Embperl you can d
Hi:
I am working in the eplsite project (eplsite.glin.com.mx), in the news
module we need to do some recursive process to display the comments.
I have a subroutine DisplayKids to display the comments and inside the
subroutine i am calling it and embperl do it very well but just display
the sons.
