First, that code won't compile. You have an unmatched right curly bracket.

Do you get any warnings? I get a couple "Use of uninitialized value" warnings. Hint: add a few print statements. I don't think the value of $_ is what you think it is.

I'm not sure why you need to declare $cut outside the scope of the loop. If there is a reason for doing it that way, it's not evident from the code you posted.

Finally, you split the line into @words, but you only test one word for vowels. You'll need to loop over each element of @words if you want to test every word on the line.

I hope this gives you a starting point. It sounds a bit like homework so I tried to err on the side of hints rather than handing you a solution outright.

In reply to Re: Passing a $Scaler into a while loop... by bobf
in thread Passing a $Scaler into a while loop... by chinamox

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