Thanks, Andy... I'll chew on that awhile :-)
-David
On Monday 23 June 2003 08:43 pm, Andy Lester wrote:
> >Is there any way I can just say:
> >
> >use ISO::types::ILLString;
> >my $s = new ILLString("This is a string");
>
> First, what you're talking about isn't object related. It's just
> packa
Is there any way I can just say:
use ISO::types::ILLString;
my $s = new ILLString("This is a string");
First, what you're talking about isn't object related. It's just
package functions.
You need to look at the Exporter module. Bascially, you want to do
this (off the topof my head)
package I
Hi All
I have a (dumb) question :-)
I've built a some classes (eg: ILLString) which live in ./ISO/types
The class "header" is: Package ISO::types::ILLString
Everything in my test program works fine if (in the top-level directory) I
say:
use ISO::types::ILLString;
my $s = new ISO::types::I
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