From ditiemef@hven.com.ve

I didn't try it on my linux box yet, i saw the problem in windows 98.
the perl -v gives me​:
Version​: 5.004_02

I split the bug in Introduction, Origin, Consequence

[Introduction]
I really, really, really hate the trash of perl when i write
html, well, just to do more easy for me that, i wrote a loop
to create a var for eachlink i may use.

[Origin]
This code will create a link for any language,
language+tool, and language+tool+toolsubs
for example if i have the language sp, and the
tool ms and the mssubs 'agr','pre','ver'. The
code will give a link for the sub
'sp','spms','spmspre','spmsver','spmsagr'
called $'A+subname'
<--- Start Code ---->
#
$cgi = "/cgi-bin/dmoz/dte.cgi";
@​languages = ('sp','en');
@​tools = ('ms');
@​mssubs = ('agr','pre','ver');
foreach $lang (@​languages){
  my ($link) = "A" . $lang;
  ${A$link} = "<A HREF=\"${cgi}\?op=${lang}\">";
  foreach $tool (@​tools){
  my ($link) = $link.$tool;
  ${$link} = "<A HREF=\"${cgi}\?op=${lang}${tool}\">";
  $toolsubs = $tool."subs";
  if (@​${toolsubs}){
  foreach $subs (@​${toolsubs}){
  my ($link) = $link.$subs;
  ${$link} =
  "<A HREF=\"${cgi}\?op=${lang}${tool}${subs}\">";
  }
  }
  }
}
<--- End of perl code -->
Then when i need to call a link to a sub trough
"op=sub_name", for example, if i need the link
to 'en', i'll use​: $Aen .

[Consequence]
When you run the -w switch one of the checks are if there is a
variable used only once, i'm not a guru of programming and i
don't know how it checks but when i run it on my windoz box
over the cgi with the above code, the perl daemon said​:
Name "main​::_each_var_declared_by_my_code" used only once​:
possible typo at det.cgi line... .

I guess that it's a bug, what do u think?, please tell me.

greets.

enan0
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