Greetings waytoperl,

I believe I'm detecting a pattern here. I really do want to help you, but what we've been doing isn't working. It's time to try something different.

While you do seem to be making progress in your project:

It seems like are aren't making progress in your understanding of how to use arrays and hashes. Your last several questions have boiled down to basic syntax issues regarding hashes and arrays.

I can help you with that, but I need to get inside your head a bit to figure out what is getting in the way of your understanding.

You've been directed to the Perl documentation, but this doesn't seem to be helping. I'm trying to figure out what we can do to bridge that gap.

Do you have any insights into what might help?

In reply to Re: Perl ERROR for uninitiated value or string by marinersk
in thread Perl ERROR for uninitiated value or string by waytoperl

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