Hello sundialsvc4,

You are absolutely right, I was reading all the time about OO programming and I was not able to understand the abilities of such a coding process. The moment that I created a sample of code, I was so impressed with the result that I am wondering was I was doing so long? How could I have mist something so important. From my point of view OO programming could practically assist a programmer in so many ways that it does not even worth spending the time not measure the performance.

Thank you for your time and effort reading and replying to my question.

Seeking for Perl wisdom...on the process...not there...yet!

In reply to Re^2: When to Use Object Oriented approach in Perl? (RFC) by thanos1983
in thread When to Use Object Oriented approach in Perl? (RFC) by thanos1983

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