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Hi! You are not wrong at all, just do what the message tells you: add a tru value at the end of your module. All modules in Perl (*.pm files) must return a true value at the end, so in your module the last line of your code must be  1;

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Re: Re: OO Perl Problems
by demerphq (Chancellor) on Sep 13, 2002 at 15:57 UTC
    Actually the norm is to use '1' only because this will not produce warnings if you do 
    perl somepackage.pm

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    But you can use any true value you like, the warnings will not be generated when the line is encountered in the context of a use or require. For instance I sometimes put "by demerphq"; as the last statement in the file.

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