I think you want to pass a reference to the array and not the array itself
$config->{commision_distribution_chart} = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
my $aref = $config->{commision_distribution_chart};
@distribution_array = @$aref;
foreach my $bob (@distribution_array) {
# Do something
}
- By the way
hi!
ok, here what i want to do:
my @commision_distribution_chart = (0.05, 0.025, 0.015, 0.01, 0.005,
0.0025, 0.0025);
$config->{commision_distribution_chart} = @commision_distribution_chart;
#then mutch mutch later
my @distribution_array = $config->{commision_distribution_chart};
while(my
Gnana Ramdev kotamraju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can someone let me know what it means by the
> Client-Response-Num
> in a response header?
It just counts the number of messages processed on a single
connection. The first message gets C-R-N of 1, the second get 2, etc.
It's not terribly us
Rob Dixon wrote:
>
> If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
> you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
> but if the content varies then you could package the lines
> above as a subroutine:
>
>
> sub html_element {
> my $html = shift;
> my $element =
Anindya Dey-ERM/Kolkata wrote:
>
> i have recd a file with extension .lwp
> please suggest a way to open the file
If the file extension has been used properly then
this is a Lotus Word Pro document: nothing to
do with LWP. I doubt if you can open it without
installing Word Pro.
If it's just an
