> You really don't need to, but ok.
>
This depends on whether I want to modify the passed in variable.. (as well
as to be hip :)
> >print "var 1 is $$_[0] and 2 is $$_[1]";
> >
> >This doesn't work, but you get the idea...
>
> That's because the $ binds to the $_, and not to the $_[0]. You want
>
> print "var 1 is ${ $_[0] } and 2 is ${ $_[1] }";
>
That makes sense, and I knew that I was 'binding' (new word for me) to the
wrong thing, but I couldn't find the right syntax. Super. I'll give it a
shot.
Jenda, believe it or not, the goal here is so I can reuse a mail function
using your Mail::Sender module passing in different messages depending on
the context.
Thanks for a great module!
Cheers all,
Mark
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