in reply to Re: use strict with Getopt::Std
in thread use strict with Getopt::Std

still, for cutter to get this to work with strict, %opts will need to be declared first.

something like:

my %opts;
getopts( "J:f:s:", \%opts )
  or die "error message...";

## --or, all in one (shorter but not as clear)--

getopts( "J:f:s:", \my %opts )
  or die "...";

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will have all the advantages you mentioned, and be strict compliant.

~Particle *accelerates*

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Re: Re: Re: use strict with Getopt::Std
by rjray (Chaplain) on Mar 20, 2003 at 22:21 UTC

    My apologies-- I assumed that the need for declaring %opts would be obvious. However, that might have confused some of the newer Perl programmers. You are quite right about declaring it, of course.

    --rjray

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