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Speaking for myself, I still don't see why you need to build the name of a scalar variable dynamically. It would be much easier and neater to use a hash to store the values, and build the hash key dynamically.

You can create variable names dynamically in Perl, but it is very rairly justified.

Off topic, but I notice that you are using eq for comparing numerics. eq is for string comparisons, better to use == instead.

BTW, your supplied code will not compile, you use strict (which is good) but many of your variables are not declared using my.

In reply to Re^3: Concatenation of scaler reference by cdarke
in thread Concatenation of scaler reference by Largins

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