I want to modify the value of $@ so that
if( $@ ) becomes a true statement.
Sorry if this is a newbie question.
if( $@ ) becomes a true statement.
Sorry if this is a newbie question.
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Re: Changing value of $@
In article <pan.2005.07.21 .17.46.52.73414 8@where.org>, labzilla
<who@where.or g> wrote:
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> I want to modify the value of $@ so that
> if( $@ ) becomes a true statement.
> Sorry if this is a newbie question.[/color]
$@ = 1;
.... but why do you want to do that? $@ contains the status of the last
eval operation. A program should generally not be setting the value of
a system-supplied variable.
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labzilla> I want to modify the value of $@ so that
labzilla> if( $@ ) becomes a true statement.
labzilla> Sorry if this is a newbie question.
And $@ = "foo" didn't do it?
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Re: Changing value of $@
Op Thu, 21 Jul 2005 11:41:21 -0700 schreef Jim Gibson:
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> In article <pan.2005.07.21 .17.46.52.73414 8@where.org>, labzilla
> <who@where.or g> wrote:
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>> I want to modify the value of $@ so that
>> if( $@ ) becomes a true statement.
>> Sorry if this is a newbie question.[/color]
>
> $@ = 1;
>
> ... but why do you want to do that? $@ contains the status of the last
> eval operation. A program should generally not be setting the value of
> a system-supplied variable.
>
> FYI: this newsgroup is defunct. Try comp.lang.perl. misc in the future.
>
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Or, just to be sure:
$@ = (1==1);
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