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Dear All,

I'm not too sure on the exact terminology, so I hope you will bare with me


In my small script, I have:

my $varA = $f->fault;

How do I pass $f to a subountine, i.e.

sub sub1(
$_->fault; #This is wrong!
)
sub1($f);

Declaring $f as global variable is one way, but are there any others?

Thanks

Colin

Quoth "C GIllespie" <>:
>
> In my small script, I have:
>
> my $varA = $f->fault;
>
> How do I pass $f to a subountine, i.e.
>
> sub sub1(
> $_->fault; #This is wrong!

Sub args come in in @_. Read perldoc perlsub.

sub sub1 {
$_[0]->fault;
}

> )
> sub1($f);

Ben

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"C GIllespie" <> wrote in message
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> my $varA = $f->fault;
>
> How do I pass $f to a subountine, i.e.
>
> sub sub1(
> $_->fault; #This is wrong!
> )
> sub1($f);

$_[0]

gnari