hi Ali,
it is tricky to solve this issue (and similar problems) with eval, since the
eval miniprogram will always be compiled after variable substitution. If you
want to have a more bulletproof solution, the simplest way is to use an
anonymous function instead of a miniprogram -- compile the function body with
eval at SEC startup, and then use call action with $1 as input parameter. If
you don't want to have a separate rule for compiling the function at SEC
startup, you could use a context expression $1 -(...) for producing the
desired effect.
kind regards,
risto
Hello,
I saw in the sec man page that we could create and set
variables
concatenated with values e.g. eval %p (
$count_users_$2='1';) .
My problem is what if the value of $2 has a $ sign in it
e.g. doe$.
The value will be $count_users_doe$, which is unacceptable
under perl
laws.
Is there any suggested way to solve this?
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