Re: Perl Question

[Allan DeLeon <allan@sidepage.com>]

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Ooopsss... you forgot the closing single qoute in

	my $temp = $Safe{'values'}->{'my_var};

should be: my $temp = $Safe{'values'}->{'my_var'};
Also, I've found that accessing Safe values will not
work unless you use [perl values]. You can even skip 
using the temp var to save 2 lines of code. And if
your perl isn't going to return anything you should
put return '' at the end.

Try this:
[perl values]
       $Safe{'values'}->{'my_var'} =~ s/\&/\//g;
	return '';
[/perl]


On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Thompson-Jordan wrote:

> ******    message to minivend-users from "Thompson-Jordan" <Thompson-Jordan@mindspring.com>     ******
> 
> Well, it was inevitable, I'm learning Perl. Here is my question. How to I
> change all of the &'s in a variable to /'s? Here was my try that does not
> work:
> 
> [perl]
> 	my $temp = $Safe{'values'}->{'my_var};
> 	$temp =~ s/\&/\//g;
> 	$Safe{'values'}->{my_var'} = $temp;
> [/perl]
> 
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