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Joop,<br>
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No. I waslooking thru <u>Perl for Dummies</u> and <u>Learning Perl</u>
and coul;dn't find any reference for the "set" command". I'll try that
now. Thanks.<br>
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Kenn<br>
LBNL<br>
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On 2/1/2010 12:15 PM, Joop van de Wege wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:4B673672.3050204@mococo.nl" type="cite">Ken
Crocker wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">To list,
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In the past (3.6.4) I was able to add a couple values for my @active
ticket statuses by modifying the RT_SiteCOnfig.pm values thus:
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@ActiveStatus = ('new', 'open', 'pending QA', 'QA approvd', 'stalled')
unless @ActiveStatus;
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Now, with the more stringent syntax, I have this:
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Set(@ActiveStatus, (qw(''new' 'open' 'pending QA' 'QA approvd'
'stalled')));
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The problem is that the single quotes end up as part of the value. I
can't just remove them because I need to protect the integreity of two
values that include an embedded space ('pending QA' and 'QA approvd').
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Did you try to use double quotes?, like
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Set(@ActiveStatus, (qw("'new' 'open' 'pending QA' 'QA approvd'
'stalled'")));
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Regards,
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Joop
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