r 08, 1999 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: Associative Arrays problem
Since the broken code worked in regular perl
(and it was supposed to work because $rech and %rech are different
things) and it didn't want to work in emb perl then there must be
something strange about it. Was it an error in testing
Tim Tompkins
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- Original Message -
From: Cédric Avena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 6:27 AM
Subject: Associative Arrays problem
Hi,
I'm using associa
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- Original Message -
From: Cédric Avena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 6:27 AM
Subject: Associative Arrays problem
Hi,
I'm using associative arrays in ASP 0.16, but it
One thing we should be clear about: mod_perl is EXACTLY regular Perl.
There are no differences in how the Perl code is interpreted. The
interpreter is not crippled or modified, it just processes Perl like it
usually does.
The only difference is that your code may be run several times in a row,
Hi,
I'm using associative arrays in ASP 0.16, but it doesn't work... I have
taken the same portion of code in a .pl file and execute it, it works...
Do associative arrays work with modperl ? Could anybody help me ?
An extract of my program:
%toto = ( "001" = 1, "002" = 2, "003" = 3 );
%tato =
Cédric Avena wrote:
Hi,
I'm using associative arrays in ASP 0.16, but it doesn't work... I have
taken the same portion of code in a .pl file and execute it, it works...
Do associative arrays work with modperl ? Could anybody help me ?
An extract of my program:
%toto = ( "001" = 1,
"Cédric" == Cédric Avena [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cédric An extract of my program:
Cédric %toto = ( "001" = 1, "002" = 2, "003" = 3 );
Cédric %tato = ( "004"= 4, "002"= 5, "005"= 6 );
Cédric $rech = {};
This $rech variable is unused in the rest of your code. "use strict"
is your friend. use
