Oh - sorry - I should test my postings. You're not running with warnings, otherwise, you would have seen the following warning:

> perl -w tmp.pl
main::egal() called too early to check prototype at ..\tmp.pl line 3.

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What I meant to post was this: 

#my $param = 'egal("7006","7006")';
#eval print $param;

sub egal () {
};

egal("7006","7006");

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which outputs

> perl -w tmp.pl
Too many arguments for main::egal at ..\tmp.pl line 7, near ""7006")"
Execution of ..\tmp.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

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Which is what also happens in your eval but which you never output because you never check for that. See previous posts on what to do.

In reply to Re^9: perl eval by Corion
in thread perl eval by paribasu

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