Given this piece of code (where ${components[${i}]} is 'email'):
eval
{
my ${name} = 'IWAPI::ExternalTasks::' . ${components[${i}]};
no strict;
eval( &${name}( -files => [EMAIL PROTECTED], -area => ${area}, -wftask =>
${wftask}, -wfworkflow => ${wfworkflow} ));
use strict;
};
This gives "Use of uninitialized value at" regarding the inner eval. If I
change this to:
IWAPI::ExternalTasks::email( -files => [EMAIL PROTECTED], -area => ${area}, -wftask =>
${wftask}, -wfworkflow => ${wfworkflow} );
Then I do not get this message, but that would mean a big switch in my script
which I would prefer to avoid. What would be happening differently when this
is invoked with eval that could cause this? I am 100% certain that all of the
variables shown here are defined.
Any clues would be greatly appreciated.
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