> why I am unable to print the value of the main
package's variable (despite that I am using the fully qualified variable
name)?
Name "main::var" used only once: possible typo at C:\perlsrc\TEST.PL line
9.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
c:\perlsrc\TEST.PL line 9.
H
2008/7/8 Greg Aiken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> can anyone please explain why when I am in the subroutine,
> and I attempt to print a variable that's been declared and assigned a value
> in the main package - why I am unable to print the value of the main
> package's variable (despite that I am using th
Use "our" instead of "my"
our $var = "value";
Steve
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Subject: trouble accessing fully qualified $main::variable co
On Mon, 07 Jul 2008, Greg Aiken wrote:
> can anyone please explain why when I am in the subroutine, and I
> attempt to print a variable that's been declared and assigned a value
> in the main package - why I am unable to print the value of the main
> package's variable (despite that I am using the
