The following code (which I'm sure can be greatly improved) works but
generates a warning "useless use of private variable in void context" at
two lines. I checked the diagnostic message out in "Perl" but still don't
understand why it is flagged. Can anyone explain why the warning message?
Th
Sorting DBM Hash
Greetings:
I've run into what appears to be a conflict in sorting
a DBM Hash. The DBM is opened and closed through tie and untie to store
selections
from Perl Tk medical questionnaire which uses checkboxes, radio buttons and
lists, and contains over 200 items. I'm attempting
Sorting DBM Hash
Greetings:
I've run into what appears to be a conflict in sorting
a DBM Hash. The DBM is opened and closed through tie and untie to store
selections from Perl Tk medical questionnaire which uses checkboxes, radio
buttons and
lists, and contains over 200 items. I'm attempting to
The following code calls only the first subroutine not the second. It seems
to
recoginize both subroutines but executes only the first one. Can
anyone help me figure out how to get the code to call the second subroutine
as
well? Both subroutines when run as standard routines and not part of
a has
""John W. Burns"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> For some inexplicable reason (at least to me) my windows perl application
> has ceased to load.
> When I call perl\bin\perl.exe I receive the message "not a valid win32
>
For some inexplicable reason (at least to me) my windows perl application
has ceased to load.
When I call perl\bin\perl.exe I receive the message "not a valid win32
application." OS is Windows XP.
I have never had this problem in the past. I re-installed Perl from Active
State and still receive t
I'm building a diagnostic medical questionnaire using Perl Tk. Need to
create a Tk callback process for several hundred sub routines.
I've experimented with the following code. It does recognize the two
subroutines "foo" and "moo", but calls only the first
subroutine "foo"; it does give correct a
