
Jasmine
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Jan 3, 2000, 1:20 PM
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Re: $$$$'s that just won't print.
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Alan: It sounds like you're a victim of variable interpolation, which simply means that Perl thinks your use of the $ represents a variable, and not that you want to actually print the dollar sign. Try placing a backslash before the dollar sign, like this: \$22.00 If this doesn't do the trick, please post the code that you're using as well as the output. -Jasmine
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