For these true global variables you must..
use vars qw($these $are $the $true $global $vars);
in your main program.
or if you are using perl 5.6 you can use 'our'..but then older perl versions
will not understand.
Jack
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Nielson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 10:19 AM
To: Perl Win32 Users List
Subject: Trouble my "my" variables in separate configuration file
Hi, there:
Trying to understand why, if I declare a bunch of my variables in a file,
everything works fine. But when I put them in a separate configuration
file, such as variables.cfg, and import it with either "require" or "do",
perl complains -- using strict -- that:
Global symbol requires explicit package name
Does "my" not work in separate files that are imported? Ho do I declare
variables and their values in a separate configuration file, using "use
strict?" Otherwise, I need to include all of the same variables in several
scripts!
Any help appreciated.
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