What script do I add for my program to generate more than one ticket? Currenlty all it prints is one lotto ticket. Thanks in advance.

#!/usr/bin/perl
#Program name: perlscript

print"Content-type: text/html\n\n"; #The HTTP header
print"<HTML><HEAD><TITLE> CGI/My First Form</TITLE></HEAD>\n";
print"<BODY BGCOLOR=Blue TEXT=White>\n";
print"Processing CGI form:<p>";
$formvalues=$ENV{QUERY_STRING};


@formvalues=split("&",$formvalues);
print"$formvalues[0]\n";
print "<P>";
print"$formvalues[1]\n";
print "<P>";
print"$formvalues[2]\n";
print "<P>";


@formvalues2=split("=",$formvalues[0]);
$NumberOfTickets=$formvalues2[1];

@formvalues2=split("=",$formvalues[1]);
$NumbersOnTickets=$formvalues2[1];

@formvalues2=split("=",$formvalues[2]);
$HighestNumberOnTicket=$formvalues2[1];

print "$NumberOfTickets";

print "$NumbersOnTickets";

print "$HighestNumberOnTicket";

for ($i=0; $i<$NumbersOnTickets; $i++)
{
$lotto[$i]= int(rand($HighestNumberOnTicket)) + 1;
}
print "Your lottery ticket number is @lotto\n";
print "</BODY></HTML>\n";

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In reply to How to generate lotto numbers, i.e. How many tickets do you want? 3 and it prints 3..and so on... by tangieb01

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