Hi! I'm writing a rather complicated script, reading bibtex (my code) and xml (XML::Grove) files etc.
I have to "use strict" and "my $variable" in order to keep references in check, as there are lots of them. I want to define some "global" variables in the main script instead of passing them arround by reference to subs defined in modules. Is there another, better, way to define them except like this: my $::blabla = "somevalue"; and then reading the values my $anotherone = $::blabla; ? thank you, emil per. P.S.: RTFM is a magic word, and I tell it to myself often, but this time I couldn't get it; do you recomend some reading on this very topic? man perl* did not help too much. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
