Jay Godbey wrote:
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> Begin...code snippet..
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> &{sub { my $replace = $name }};
You create an anonymous subroutine (sub {}) and then dereference it
(&{}). This has the effect of limiting the scope of $replace. What do
you really want to do here, it is not clear from the code?
> my $template=("/usr/local/apache/htdocs/bio.epl");
The parentheses are redundant and you don't need the string interpolated
so you should use single quotes.
my $template = '/usr/local/apache/htdocs/bio.epl';
> my $output=("/usr/local/apache/htdocs/" . &(sub { $replace }} . ".html");
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
???????????????????
What are you trying to do here?
> HTML::Embperl::Execute ( { inputfile => $template,
> param => [ $name, $position, $gender, $age,
> $height, $weight, $location,
> $hobbies, $likes, $dislikes,
> $interests, $comments ],
> outputfile => $output } );
>
> End...code snippet..
>
> Begin...error messages...
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> Global symbol "$name" requires explicit package name at ./bio line 42.
> syntax error at ./bio line 44, near "&(sub "
> Global symbol "$replace" requires explicit package name at ./bio line 44.
> Execution of ./bio aborted due to compilation errors.
>
> End...error messages...
>
> My script nearly works except for this problem. What explicit package
> name? What am I missing? I have apache installed in /usr/local/apache,
> mod_perl installed, and HTML::Embperl installed. Something else I need to
> grab? Or am I not declaring something right?
John
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