>>>>> "Xiaoxia" == Xiaoxia Dong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Xiaoxia> I passes array to one of the subroutine in the main perl
Xiaoxia> file.
Although this is not a DBI question ... I'll take care of this problem
on the condition that you then refer to proper perl-specific references
for similar questions in the future. There are zillions of them.
That said:
Not knowing the full scope of your code, I can only surmise your problem
lies in the way you pass @ARGV and the way you return %start.
Pass the array to your sub as a reference, then use it accordingly.
Also, return %start as a reference as well. Something like this:
my $start = initStart(\@ARGV);
sub initStart {
my ($args) = shift;
my %start;
for (@{$args}) {
do something ...
}
return \%start;
}
Also, remember to always use '-w' and 'use strict;'. Many problems,
including the one depicted in your question, are pointed out beforehand.
HTHYO.
Peace.
