[H-GEN] fscking perl

[Paul Gearon]

> > print $Name "\n";
> > print $Value "\n";
> > 
> 
> Which is expected behaviour from your script - what yo're 
> doing is trying
> to print to filehandles $Name and $Value - try adding a . between the
> variable and the \n, so the lines look something like:
> 
> print $name . "\n";
> print $value . "\n";
> 
> Hope that helps,
> Brad

Alternatively, put the variables in your string:

print "$Name\n";
print "$Value\n";

Paul Gearon
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