This LOOKS right to me, why does it say the variables aren't explicitily called?
Global symbol "$alltheweb_c" requires explicit package name at popular +ity.pl line 399. Global symbol "$hotbot_c" requires explicit package name at popularity +.pl line 399. Global symbol "$lycos_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 399. Global symbol "$msn_c" requires explicit package name at popularity.pl + line 399. Global symbol "$teoma_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 399. Global symbol "$alltheweb_c" requires explicit package name at popular +ity.pl line 403. Global symbol "$hotbot_c" requires explicit package name at popularity +.pl line 403. Global symbol "$lycos_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 403. Global symbol "$msn_c" requires explicit package name at popularity.pl + line 403. Global symbol "$teoma_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 403. Global symbol "$alltheweb_c" requires explicit package name at popular +ity.pl line 407. Global symbol "$hotbot_c" requires explicit package name at popularity +.pl line 407. Global symbol "$lycos_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 407. Global symbol "$msn_c" requires explicit package name at popularity.pl + line 407. Global symbol "$teoma_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 407. Global symbol "$alltheweb_c" requires explicit package name at popular +ity.pl line 411. Global symbol "$hotbot_c" requires explicit package name at popularity +.pl line 411. Global symbol "$lycos_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 411. Global symbol "$msn_c" requires explicit package name at popularity.pl + line 411. Global symbol "$teoma_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 411. Global symbol "$alltheweb_c" requires explicit package name at popular +ity.pl line 415. Global symbol "$hotbot_c" requires explicit package name at popularity +.pl line 415. Global symbol "$lycos_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 415. Global symbol "$msn_c" requires explicit package name at popularity.pl + line 415. Global symbol "$teoma_c" requires explicit package name at popularity. +pl line 415.
my $count = 0; foreach (keys %default) { my ($url_c, $altavista_c, $alltheweb_search_c, $hotbot_search_c, $lycos_search_c, $msn_search_c, $teoma_search_c, $total_c) = sp +lit (/\|/, $default{$_}); $count++; if ($total_c > 10000) { $group5{"$count"} = "$url_c|$altavista_c|$alltheweb_c|$hotbot_c| +$lycos_c|$msn_c|$teoma_c|$total_c"; } elsif($total_c > 5000 && $total < 10000) { $group4{"$count"} = "$url_c|$altavista_c|$alltheweb_c|$hotbot_c| +$lycos_c|$msn_c|$teoma_c|$total_c"; } elsif($total_c > 2000 && $total < 5000) { $group3{"$count"} = "$url_c|$altavista_c|$alltheweb_c|$hotbot_c| +$lycos_c|$msn_c|$teoma_c|$total_c"; } elsif($total_c > 750 && $total < 1000) { $group2{"$count"} = "$url_c|$altavista_c|$alltheweb_c|$hotbot_c| +$lycos_c|$msn_c|$teoma_c|$total_c"; } elsif($total_c < 750) { $group1{"$count"} = "$url_c|$altavista_c|$alltheweb_c|$hotbot_c| +$lycos_c|$msn_c|$teoma_c|$total_c"; } }

In reply to variable issues (they are mean) by coldfingertips

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