LPM: back tick problem

[Ronald Edward Petty]

yeah its backticks.. and why doesn't `$t` execute t if its a command?

Ron
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> >  >  $t = `$argv[0]`;
> >  >  $t2 = `$t`;
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> Hmm. I assumed that you were using backticks, since that was your subject line.
> Where are the backticks? You're just setting $t2 to the value of $t.
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> Pilgrim, how you journey on the road you chose
> To find out where the winds die and where the stories go
>  --Pilgrim (Enya - A Day Without Rain)
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