See notes; answer embedded questions:
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my $arg = shift; ## What is $arg? Why is it never used?
# share (my %this); ## this is an obfuscated way to share a variabl
+e
my %this :shared; ## the correct way
$this{_socket} = shift; ## Presumably this is the socket? Is this
+where you get the error?
$this{_sendBufferCount} = 0;
## bless \%this, $class; ## bless returns the blessed reference; yo
+u are throwing it away
## return \%this; ## this returns an unblessed reference to the has
+h -- no good for OO.
## Do it this way.
return bless \%this, $class;
}
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