Re: A Bad Day to OOP :(

Hi.

You need to turn on warnings as well as strict.

Then you would see that return 1; probably isn't what you want to do. You want 1; all by itself.

Also, maybe you should use Fruit::Apple; and not just use Fruit;

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Re: Re: A Bad Day to OOP :( by chromatic (Archbishop) on Apr 11, 2002 at 04:09 UTC
You want 1; all by itself. `return 1;` is clunky, but it works. `return 0;` doesn't. `return 'false';` does. `Also, maybe you should use Fruit::Apple; and not just use Fruit;` There's nothing to import from Fruit::Apple, and the filename is Fruit.pm. The two commingled steps of require and import() make things a little confusing at times, but pure OO modules are free to do some really funky things.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re: Re: A Bad Day to OOP :(
by chromatic (Archbishop) on Apr 11, 2002 at 04:09 UTC

You want 1; all by itself.

return 1; is clunky, but it works. return 0; doesn't. return 'false'; does.

Also, maybe you should use Fruit::Apple; and not just use Fruit;

There's nothing to import from Fruit::Apple, and the filename is Fruit.pm. The two commingled steps of require and import() make things a little confusing at times, but pure OO modules are free to do some really funky things.

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