Re: Command Line Argument Problem

2002-02-27 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Mark Graves wrote: > I'm having problems with a very simple perl script that works fine on PERL5, but >doesn't work with ActivePerl - - it's got something to do with ARGV and the '=' >symbol. > > On my website, when people link to an outside souce I use a perl script that is >passed a URL as

RE: Command Line Argument Problem

2002-02-27 Thread North, Wesley J
Can you send a code snippet? A couple of suggestions from the hip: 1. Try encapsulating the $ARGV[0} in quotes for example: $Foo = "$ARGV[0]"; or $Foo = qq!$ARGV[0]!; 2. Use a regex to substitute out the = with an escape char for example: ($Foo = $ARGV[0]) =~ s/\=/\\=//g; #NOT

Re: Command Line Argument Problem

2002-02-27 Thread Jenda Krynicky
From: "Mark Graves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I'm having problems with a very simple perl script that works fine on > PERL5, but doesn't work with ActivePerl - - it's got something to do > with ARGV and the '=' symbol. > > On my website, when people link to an outside souce I use a