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reg variable
Posted by kannarv1 (kannarv1), 12 February 2007
Hi iam not sure why i cant print the value ....in my global header file i have defined
set varchar "set get put"
in my main program (included the global header file) i hve
set def "\$varchar"
when i print def iam getting the value as $varchar but not "set get put"
puts "$def"
$varchar
how do i get the values
thanks for the help
Posted by kannarv1 (kannarv1), 12 February 2007
oh ok i knoe the problem thanksPosted by admin (Graham Ellis), 12 February 2007
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