Hi monks,

I am writing a very simple sub-routine with one array and one scalar as the input. The problem is that i can't see the value of the scalar within the subroutine. Where am i going wrong?

my $name1="chrom1 unique";
print "NAME1 $name1\n";


cog_class(@c1_uniq_cog_ids, $name1);

                                                                      
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sub cog_class {
                                                                      
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        my (@c1_uniq_cog_ids, $name) = @_;

        # DOESN'T WORK BELOW!
        print "NAME $name\n";
                                                                      
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        for (my $i=0; $i<@c1_uniq_cog_ids; $i++)  {
            # BLAH BLAH
        }
                                                                      
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}

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In reply to subroutine arguments by Anonymous Monk

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