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I taught my self Perl writing scripts. However now when I want to convert them to work with mod_perl I am having big problems.
I'm getting sometimes it work and sometimes it doesn't problem. So I guess there are issues with persistent global variables. So I had a go at using Code:
my $var; Code:
use vars qw($var); Is there some simple formula for getting something like this to work (I'm not using CGI.pm). Cheers small ears ps. What is the difference between Code:
apache::PerlRun Code:
apache::registry
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February 7th, 2001, 03:43 AM
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To all those 173 viewers of my thread.
After several hours of hitting my head against a wall I worked out how to get my script to work. Combination of requires, variable setting and passing parameters. Isn't Perl poor at parameter passing? Give me C anyday.
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