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i found a solution: my @param = $cgi->param; now i can loop through via @param

well, i have all the data in their own scalars and they are used throughout the (big) cgi. i just need to package them up and ship them to the next cgi at the end. it looks like i'm just going to have to make a giant hash and then loop through the hash. use strict; my $month = 5; my $day = 7...

it looks like it could be a total number of seconds past a set date.

ok, here is another approach... can i read the name of a variable? I changed the list from quoted names, to the variables themselves: [code]use strict; my $month = 5; my $day = 7; my $year = 2005; my @list = ( $month, $day, $year ); foreach (@list){ print $_; }[code] now is there a way...

I'm getting these variables from cgi->param: my $month = $cgi->param('month') || $cgi->url_param('month'); and I have a million of those. so it would be a lot of typing to put those all in a hash. I'm just trying to think of an easier way to do this. There are two spots where i want to use...

Hi- I'm trying to get the value of scalars dynamicly using an array. However, I have to be using strict. This following code is exactly what I want, except this codes doesn't use "strict" $month = 5; $day = 7; $year = 2005; my @list = qw( month day year ); foreach my $name (@list){ print...