Hi,

I inhereted this piece of code: 

   my ($ids);
    $ids = selected_ids($c);
    my ($cnt) = scalar @{$ids};
    my @xoffset = (800,20,20,20,20);
    my @yoffset = (800,500,500,500,500);
    if ($OS_TYPE eq 'mswin32') {        # Win32
    if ($cnt>=1 && $cnt <=25):
              {launch_bd('glimmer.exe',:
                          'glimmer ' . join(' ', @{$ids}[(1..$cnt)]));

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The code is on a win32 sysytem and works great at passing some parameters to and launching an executable.

I tried to add one more parameter to pass by putting a comma after the "]" and add this : 

$xoffset[0],$yoffset[0]));

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no luck
any help would be great.

Thanks,
Mark

Edit by tye, add CODE tags, formatting

In reply to passing array values by Anonymous Monk

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