$i is generally used as a counter or increment variable. It isn't a special
variable. Most of the time you'd see it in something like this:
Until ($i == 100) { # do this 100 times
...do something
$i++; # increment $i by 1
}
HTH
Bryan J. Casto
bryan . casto (a) marshall . edu
-----Original Message-----
From: coe smythe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 4:18 PM
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Subject: Stupid newbie question.
Can some one please explain $i to me? It is my
understanding that this is one of those special little variables. Sorry,
and thanks.
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