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);
print qq( );
print qq( );
}
---------------------/code-----------------------------
(as you may have noticed the name of the field IS changed by 1)
now, after that, i want to create a file with the gamename, and putting ALL the codes/codenames into the folder.
i am using the following code
--------------------------------------code-----------------------------------
open (FILE, ">$gameName.txt");
print FILE $description[$count];
print FIKE $code[$count];
close FILE
}
----------------------------/code-----------------------------------

now my problem is that its NOT printing the codes, nor the code names in the txt field, and it IS printing $gamename.txt

can someone please help me?

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#!C:Perlbinperl.exe

print "Content-type: text/htmlnn";

use CGI qw(:standard);

for ($count = 1; $count <= $number; $count++){
@description[$count] = param("description$count");
@codes[$count] = param ("code$count");
}

$number= param('NumberOfCodes') || 10;
$user = param('user');
$pass = param('pass');
$gameName = param ('name');
$code = param ('codes$count');

print qq( );

print <

print function not working properly #101953 01/11/2001 7:32 PM
Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 37 CANADA ultimategamer2k Member
ultimategamer2k Member Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 37 CANADA	okay, i am writing a script that will update my gameshark codes, and what you do is login (specify the game name, number of codes, username, password) and depending on how many codes you specify, it will loop certain html code that many times ------------------code------------------------ for ($count = 1; $count <= $number; $count++){ print qq(	$count

..::GameShark Codes::..

Number Of Codes:
Game Name:
UserName:
Pass:

InitialHTML
;

if (($user eq "whatever") && ($pass eq "whatever")){
&works; }
else {
$wrong; }
sub wrong{
print "Wrong stupid! Get out!";
}

sub works{
print <

endHTML
open (FILE, ">$gameName.txt");
print FILE $description[$count];
print FIKE $code[$count];
close FILE
}

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Re: print function not working properly #101954 01/11/2001 7:56 PM
Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 138 Red Point, Jupiter Em8 Member
Em8 Member Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 138 Red Point, Jupiter	open (FILE, ">$gameName.txt") or die $!; print FILE $description[$count]; print FIKE $code[$count]; close FILE or die $!; And see whats bold? Oh and if you like: print qq( Hi #27 ); you have to: print qq( Hi #27 ); ------------------ This message has been edited by Em8 on January 11, 2001 at 07:00 PM

);
with
print qq( );
?
o, and that FIKE thing didnt work, try it on your own machine... it wont work! and i have NOidea why!
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This message has been edited by ultimategamer2k on January 11, 2001 at 07:48 PM

Re: print function not working properly #101955 01/11/2001 8:29 PM
Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 37 CANADA ultimategamer2k Member
ultimategamer2k Member Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 37 CANADA	does that mean that i have to change print qq(	$count	$count

);

Nope, qq means Double Quote, it's the same as using standard speech marks - with the added bonus of not having to escape anyother character other than the one you use as a limiter/delimeter.

I recommend you use something other than a bracket in a qq statement, pick something odd, like the tidle.

print "";

is the same as

print qq!!;
and
print qq~~;

...etc.

Re: print function not working properly #101956 01/11/2001 8:50 PM
Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 24 Matt@ikonboard Member
Matt@ikonboard Member Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 24	print qq(	$count

Re: print function not working properly #101957 01/11/2001 8:57 PM
Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 24 Matt@ikonboard Member
Matt@ikonboard Member Joined: Oct 2000 Posts: 24	Interesting, I'm not sure if you can parse a dynamic parameter like this: Code code: If you can, you need to get the scripts to interpolate it like so (add speechmarks) Code code: If all else fails, try this: Code code: This message has been edited by Matt@ikonboard on January 11, 2001 at 07:59 PM