Hi All, I am using PHP's Perl extension available from the PECL web site at http://pecl.php.net/package/perl. It works apart from a problem with passing e-mail addresses in strings from PHP to Perl. I don't know how to put single quotes around the string within Perl as the PHP script breaks if I do that. There may be a way of preventing that behavior in PHP but my Perl knowledge is much stronger than PHP. An example is included below. If I don't single quote the e-mail address then it evaluates @test as an array which is empty. If I do single quote the e-mail address in Perl the PHP script breaks 
<?php
    $phpemail = "test@test.com\n";
    print "PHP email = $phpemail\n";
    $perl = new Perl();
    $perl->eval('$perlemail="test@test.com";print "Perl email =
$perlemail\n"');
    print "Bye!\n";

?>

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In reply to Embedding Perl in PHP by muzza1962

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