Re: Re: Can I get the name of a variable passed to a subroutine?

And does it help? You don't get string '@my_array' into this subroutine so it can't be printed. Or do you suggest to pass name of array variable as key? It is almost same as passing it as first argument as I suggested in my post.

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Re: Re: Re: Can I get the name of a variable passed to a subroutine? by Biker (Priest) on Dec 03, 2001 at 13:26 UTC
"Or do you suggest to pass name of array variable as key?" That was my intention, yes. And that was what I tried to demonstrate in my little example. It may not have been crystal clear, though. "It is almost same as passing it as first argument as I suggested..." Almost the same is not the same. TIMTOWTDI. It wasn't my intention to step on your toes. Sorry if you feel it that way. f--k the world!!!! /dev/world has reached maximal mount count, check forced.	[reply]

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Re: Re: Re: Can I get the name of a variable passed to a subroutine?
by Biker (Priest) on Dec 03, 2001 at 13:26 UTC

"Or do you suggest to pass name of array variable as key?"

That was my intention, yes. And that was what I tried to demonstrate in my little example. It may not have been crystal clear, though.

"It is almost same as passing it as first argument as I suggested..."

Almost the same is not the same. TIMTOWTDI.

It wasn't my intention to step on your toes. Sorry if you feel it that way.

f--k the world!!!!
/dev/world has reached maximal mount count, check forced.

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