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Your approach only seems to work for me when the package is in the same file. All of our classes/packages live in seperate files. Could that have an impact?

DrSax

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Re: Re: Re: Passing a reference to a subroutine in a constructor
by liz (Monsignor) on Aug 22, 2003 at 19:22 UTC
    Just wondering: have you actually -use-d or -require-d the other packages?

    I realize this is equivalent to asking whether the computer is plugged in, but you never know ;-)

    Liz

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      Yes. I have "use Sort" (or its real equivalent) in the package.

      I wish that I could supply it dynamically in my code without the class having to know about it, though..."

      DrSax

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        ...I wish that I could supply it dynamically in my code without the class having to know about it, though...

        You could probably play some tricks with sub UNIVERSAL::AUTOLOAD {}

        ;-)

        Liz

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