"G.D. Bell" wrote:
> # Variables
> $alt_nick = "set_alt_nick";
> ...
> # Away Functions
> IRC::add_command_handler("gbell72", set_alt_nick);
> IRC::add_command_handler("gbell72|afk", set_alt_nick);
So what is going on here? I see a bareword being offered to a function. This seems
to me that it should raise that error. The original assignment looks like it is
right, presuming that "set_alt_nick" is a standard command in IRC. The problem is
that instead of using the variable you've created, you offer the interpreter something
it doesn't know what to do with. This should [probably be more like:
IRC::add_command_handler("gbell72", $alt_nick );
Joseph
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