Hi Athanasius,

I had to quickly whip up a few lines to avoid posting the original script that I was working on. I would have had to cut down so much and then it would be more nonsensical than this one.

I was trying to call a method, and it failed to pass the object. That whole point of the question was to find out what was wrong with that call. tangentwas able to answer that. Thanks to him.

You and GrandFather suggested different ways of doing that. Much appreciated.

I am sure your suggestion, being proper OO is much better.

Thank you. :)

In reply to Re^2: Hash of subroutines as member of a class by Hameed
in thread Hash of subroutines as member of a class by Hameed

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