Hi,
Your aproaching is confusing and don't use the features Embperl provide
you :)
Use Embperl [$ subs $] when you need to output data and when it is not
possible use print OUT inside your subs to print data in the
correct place;
About CGI.pm, you dont't need it when using Embperl.
Try to use t
sorry i didn't read the whole question...
interfacelist should be ok if your sub is like this (look at my previous
email):
[* sub xxx{ *]
[- (@interfacelist)=@_; -]
...
[+ $interfacelist[0] +]
...
[* } *]
there might be better ways to do it, but i know nothing about them.
Hope this help
i'm not sure if You already got good solutions for Your problem but i think
You could call the sub with [- ... -]; like this:
[- interface_list (@interfacelist); -]
...when the sub is like this (notice it's done without using print-command -
i think it might(?) mess your things up or at least it
First of all, you probably want to pass the array by reference, but I think
you want a hash reference in reality.
aka
print &interface_list(\%interfacelist);
next you actually need to assign it to a local var in the function.
Third, use CGI.pm or some sub class for the love of god.
Next your don
