Hi,

I have some variables blessed with one Class. 
In one of the member functions of that Class, I created thread. 
I tried to access the Member variables directly from that Thread function as shown in the code below: 
I am unable to get the blessed variables data in the thread function. 

Can someone please let me know how to access them in thread function.


package PKG1;

sub New {
my($port, $ipadd) = @_;
     :
     :
  my $self = {
    ipaddress =>    $ipadd,
    port      =>    $to_port,
  };
    
  bless($self, $class);
}

sub Start {
   my ($self) = @_;
   my $tid = threads->new(\&threadFunc);
   $tid->join();    
}

sub threadFunc{
  my($self) = @_;
  my($port, $ip);

  $ip = $self->{ipaddress};
  $port = $self->{port};

}
1;

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In reply to How to get Blessed variables of a Class in the Thread Function in Perl? by PerlRider

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