in reply to passing $var to smtp subroutine

line which is having the mistake :
$smtp->to('$emailid\@address.com');
proper line :
$smtp->to("$emailid\@address.com");
if you are using the single quotes for the string, then you
have to use the eval to get value of variables used
inside. Else you can go with double quotes.

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Re^2: passing $var to smtp subroutine
by csarid (Sexton) on Feb 07, 2009 at 19:12 UTC
    Balakrishnan, Thanks that is exactly what I was looking for. Although I should have experimented a bit more on this before submitting the question. Thanks again!
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