I'm just writing a script and wish to print a word right after a variable name like:


(The templates directory is the "Templates" bit after $path in the error message.

However perl is obviously looking for a variable called $pathTemplates - to get arount this I've changed it to $path\Templates but does anyone know of a better way?

Hehe I just changed.....

$path =~ s,^(.*/).*$,$1,;

to

$path =~ s,^(.*)/.*$,$1,;

...and used $path/Templates

I'd still like to know if there is a way to do it though for future reference - or is escaping the only way?

Couldn't you try $path . "Templates" or something like that?
Lavon Russell
LookHard Mods
lavon@lh.links247.net

I suppose so.

I was just wondering if there was a way to do it within html.

${path}Templates

--Philip
Links 2.0 moderator

I knew there was a way :)

Thanks Drew!