Hi,

Thanks for the comments.

i am testing the package with the Test::more module, see the below code,

 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

use SptTgtCfg;
use Test::More;

BEGIN 
{ 
  use_ok('SptTgtCfg');
}

    $SptTgtCfg = SptTgtCfg::Max_Num_Of_Interest_Mask->new(CAN11 => 4,C
+AN29 => 4);
    ok( defined $SptTgtCfg, 'new() returened something' );
    ok( $SptTgtCfg->isa('SptTgtCfg'), "  and it's the right class" );
    is( $SptTgtCfg->CAN11,     7,       '  CAN11()'   );
    is( $SptTgtCfg->CAN29,     2,       '  CAN29)'   );

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whether i am doing correct or not, please suggest. If i run this code, i am getting error as

1. ok 1 - use SptTgtCfg;

2. Gllobal symbol requires explicit package name

In reply to Re^4: Testing Perl Package by nlalitha
in thread Testing Perl Package by nlalitha

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