Re: EOD

Jim Hansen wrote: > That's what I try doing, once I clean up my syntax > errors, I get this as my output, except $server would > be = 5. Strange. The only thing I did not add was qw. > > my $a = 0; > foreach my $server (@Servers) { > $a++; > print "server=$server\n"; > } > print "a=$a\n"

RE: EOD

Just add some generated output to Win32::MsgBox or Win32::GUI by using < wrote: > Jim Hansen <> wrote: > > : Can this be made dynamic or is it strictly static > as > : far as number of rows and contents: > : > : For example, this doesn't work, but can it in some > : way? > > What precisely d

Re: EOD

> > my $status < > > > $a=0; > > > > foreach $server (@Servers){ > > > >$a++; > > > >server $server[$a]\n > > > > } > > > > EOD > > Not sure what you're trying to do, but you could do > something like

RE: EOD

Jim Hansen <> wrote: : Can this be made dynamic or is it strictly static as : far as number of rows and contents: : : For example, this doesn't work, but can it in some : way? What precisely do wish it to do? HTH, Charles K. Clarkson -- Mobile Homes Specialist 254 968-8328 __

Re: EOD

Jim Hansen wrote: > Can this be made dynamic or is it strictly static as > far as number of rows and contents: > > For example, this doesn't work, but can it in some > way? > > my $status < > $a=0; > > foreach $server (@Servers){ > >$a++; >

Re: EOD

atus < > > > $a=0; > > > > foreach $server (@Servers){ > ^ > >$a++; > > > > server $server[$a]\n > ^ > > > } > > > > EOD > > Did you use strict and warnings and declare your >

Re: EOD

Jim Hansen graced perl with these words of wisdom: > my $status < > $a=0; > > foreach $server (@Servers){ ^ >$a++; > >server $server[$a]\n ^ > } > > EOD Did you use strict and warnings and declare your arrays? Th

EOD

Can this be made dynamic or is it strictly static as far as number of rows and contents: For example, this doesn't work, but can it in some way? my $status