Hello Fellow Monks,
I have a couple modules, to control registration/logging in for a cgi page. I've got a module to handle my cookies, a module to handle my database(DBM) stuff, and a module to print out errors for me, along with my .cgi files to pull it all together and print out the website. I'm trying to split the contents of a certain entry in the database into an array, which is then passed to another module, which then passes the array to another module. Can anyone explain how I would do this? I've tried using this:

my @stats = split(/,/,$USERS{$uname . 'stats'});


And then having the second module do something like:

my @stats = Module::SplitEntries;


And then in my final .cgi file, having IT say:

my @stats = OtherModule:GetSplitEntries;


But this does not seem to work. Does anyone know how I would do this?

Thanks,
Spidy

In reply to Passing an array between multiple modules? by Spidy

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