Re: Trying to load other perl scripts use() or require()

Make sure your module returns a true value. The last line should be something like: 1;

gav^

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Re: Re: Trying to load other perl scripts use() or require() by dpuu (Chaplain) on Jul 21, 2002 at 05:16 UTC
The value of any block in Perl is the result of the last statement in that block. If a block is a subroutine, then the result of the subroutine is the result of the block. You can use a "return" statement to exit the sub before the end; and at the end of the sub to be explicit about your intent. Modules are blocks. (Strangely, this doesn't apply to scripts: you have to use exit($value) to return a value from a script.) --Dave.	[reply]
Re: Re: Trying to load other perl scripts use() or require() by Anonymous Monk on Jul 21, 2002 at 05:11 UTC
ty I dont remeber reading this in my book. so 1 is just like return(1);	[reply]