> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Dacey
>
>
> Perl should be pretty much the same regardless of the context
> it's run under other than possibly some slight variations if
> the version is different. But, I know that when you run it
> from the command-line it will usually force a break if it
> gets stuck in an infinite loop, could be that the web server
> has a different perl interpreter (such as an embedded one for
> better performance) that's not breaking infinite loops.
Thanks Andrew. It is appearing that there is no shortcut. I had a perl
script running fine on my desktop UNIX box. When I tried to paste parts of
it into a CGI script on my ISP I ran into what are basic problems.
print( "Test"); # Won't work on server because of the parenthesis
print "Test"; # Works
print "$Cnt++ " # $Cnt doesn't increment, nor print as expected
-jeff
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