in reply to Dynamic menu options

I think this is a *much* better approach- 

use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);

my @acc = qw( 12345 67895 123445 112288 3736666 445899 );

print popup_menu({
    -name => "account",
    -values => \@acc,
});

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.= in HTML/string generation is a danger sign (in my book; it's on sale, 2¢ this week).

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Re^2: Dynamic menu options
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 29, 2010 at 03:09 UTC
    What do you mean danger sign? Besides, that was a typo on OPs part, using . instead of ;
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      ".=" wasn't a typo. Concatting strings like that has, to me at least, a huge code smell. It's a sign that you are doing things in a suboptimal, if not terrible, way.

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