try:
require filename.pl;
rgds
Franki
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>To: Mandrake Expert
>Subject: [expert] Perl question - include?
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>I've searched the perl man pages fruitlessly,
You can also use the -P option when you invoke perl
(#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w -P), which make it invoke cpp before parsing
the script.
#include statements will then be executed.
[ but less pretty than 'require' statement, purists would say !! ]
Erick.
Frankie wrote:
try:
require filename.
Frankie wrote:
try:
require filename.pl;
rgds
Franki
That clue gave the solution.
But:
1. Syntax is
require ("");
2. Unfortunately, my $whatever definitions do not survive transition
into the required (included) file.
In my case that was easily overcome by shifting those definiti
, its very mod_perl friendly.
regards
Franki
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Perl question - include?Frankie wrote:
try
Franki
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Frankie
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Carroll Grigsby wrote:
On Saturday 23 August 2003 12:56 am, Ron Stodden wrote:
I am well aware. The rule is that if the message I am
replying to is in HTML, then my response to it will be in HTML, so the
parent message integrity is preserved. That
was my deliberate choice of ac
