in line 64, you have:
> my %counties = ( #-- line 64
in line 543, you have:
> if ( ! {$counties}) { #-- line 543
in line 64, you declare a %counties hash variable.
in line 543, you are trying to access the $counties scalar variable which
do not exist.
remember in Perl that %counties and $counties are completely different
thing. one is hash and the other is a scalar. the funny character makes
them totally different stuff.
in your case, you probably don't need to:
if( ! {$counties}) { #-- what is that do anyway???
just remove that line then your script should work(assume that this is the
only error you have in your script).
david
Gregg O'Donnell wrote:
>
> Hey - I'm receciving syntax and global package errors in lines 540-550 of
> this script, which is running on WinNT. One error I receive is for not
> defining my hash "%counties" which is, in fact, defined. So, I'm baffled
> and stuck. Any insight is greatly appreciated!!
>
> Gregg
>
>
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