On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 01:16, Sooraj S <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply..
>
> I have used all the standard headers. The only thing that am concerend
> is that i want my array opt as an array of references.
> @opt = (\$opt1,\$opt2,\$opt3);
>
> When i iterate through the array, if it finds my condition to be
> matched, it should set the value to 100, so that the original options
> should get changed.
>
> Pls clarifiy this.
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The answer is don't do that.  I showed you a simpler way to do what
you desire in the example code I sent in the last email.  If you have
any specific questions about that code, please ask them.


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