Hello,
I'm working with a GIF generator and I've a little problem using array
as parameters:
This call works perfectly:
$my_graph->set(
markers => [1,2], # kind of
markers (here, 2 markers)
marker_size => $marker_size, # size of markers
);
As I use a variable as parameter for "marker_size", I want to do the
same for "marker".
So I try:
$markers = "1-2";
@tab_tmp = split("-",$markers);
# Here I have the same thing that: @tab_tmp = ("1","2");
# and thats' OK.
# And now, using the array as parameter:
$my_graph->set(
markers => \@tab_tmp, # kind of markers
marker_size => $marker_size, # size of markers
);
But this don't work. I'm sure of getting the righ value in the array, so
the problem came from "\@tab_tmp". What is the right syntax?
Thanks for the answer (if you get it of course :-)
Regards to all
PL Lamballais
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