On Jan 21, Saadat Saeed said:
> opendir(DIR,"\\\\$line\\c\$\\Docume~12") or
> errornos($line,1,NEW);
[snip]
>sub errornos($machine,$errorno,FIL) {
> print FIL "error $errorno $machine";
>}
>For some reason the above code doesn't pass parameters
>to my subroutine????? How & why or am I misguided here!
I don't know what Perl documentation you've read, but Perl subroutines
don't look like that. You don't "declare parameters".
errornos($line, 1, \*NEW);
# ...
sub errornos {
my ($machine, $errorno, $fh) = @_;
print $fh "error $errorno $machine\n";
}
Where did you pick up your current idea about Perl's subroutines?
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