Tuesday, December 11, 2001, 1:09:06 AM, Robert Thompson wrote:
> I am using Data:Dumper in a script and am running into a problem with "use
>strict" and eval. Basically the conundrum is that the data I will be loading from the
>Data::Dumper file is going
> to be based off input to the final script, so it may not be the same for each run of
>the script. There will be many dumper files that have different variables. I cannot
>predeclare them for "use
> strict" since I won't know what they are until the eval.
> The only work around is to turn off use strict, but I would like to continue
>using it. Is there a way, either with Data:Dumper, or something else to get this to
>work?
> Here is the snippet of code and some source files, so if one is confused
>hopefully this will explain:
> eval shift(@wholetemplatefile); # define $datadumperfile.
> eval shift(@wholetemplatefile); # define $outfile.
> shift(@wholetemplatefile); # Get rid of the divider.
> # Get the Data::Dumper information.
> open (READ_DD, $datadumperfile);
> while(<READ_DD>) {
> eval $_;
> }
> close(READ_DD);
it doesn't look like you got any replies. perhaps you could indulge
us, try explaining your problem again assuming we don't know what
Data::Dumper is. it might help...
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