On March 20, B.Hunt at emuse-tech.com said:
>> I have the following lines of code, I keep getting whiney messages from
> diagnostics. Does anyone know a more polite way of itterating through a
> hash reference ?
>> sub mail_all_users(\%) {
> my $users = $_[0] or die "missing argument \$users in func mail_all_users";
>>> foreach my $name (keys %{users}) {
> print "ALERT " . $name . "*". $users->{$name} . "*\n" ;
> }
> }
> PS I have already googled/read the book
>> --B
It would help if you posted the whiny messages...
Waider.
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