This is not real code. (Your hash can't have two hash items named 'identifier'.) From the snippet you submitted, I would say that the error is in $codes->[$x], but I couldn't be sure without seeing which values $codes is supposed to hold.

You say that the problem is with "strict refs".
Why don't you make a small script, with only the loop you want to check, and try it out with and without "use strict"? If it works without use strict, then I would like to see the code ;). If it doesn't, then you have a mistake in your $codes->[$x].
cchampion

In reply to Re: strict refs and REGEXP error by cchampion
in thread strict refs and REGEXP error by professa

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