Hi
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc
connection for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc$!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg1);
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hello,
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
use strict and warnings :)
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
Why 2 variables? Its the same thing?
my @msg [EMAIL PROTECTED];
...
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg)
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Subject: Re: Question on chat message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hello,
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
use strict and warnings :)
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
Why 2 variables? Its
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hi, please don;'t top post :)
The reasoned I am using 2 message because
both message are different. Both can be printed same time.
Assigning @_ to each wasn't different...
can we use some thing like this
@msg1=$msg1;
@msg2=$msg2;
That would give you an array with
