Sorry for formatting. This is my first post here and I am not accustomed for an old-fashion formatting with <> tags)) But I promise - I will learn it and further will be better with my questions. Again - sorry.

Regarding the question - of course - classes. I need to call methods from one module in the other one (in the kind of similar sequence I asked in the question). And I do not really know how to get it. I have a lot of errors in the code due to using "Use A::n" and "use A" etc and so on in modules that use (as a result) each other across the code. I do not know - is it a bad practice or what I do wrong?

Say: I have A that calls A::1 and A::2 and A::2 calls A as well and A::3, and A::3 calls all of those. What to better do here you think?

Thanks!

And again - sorry for formating.

In reply to Re^2: Modules inheritance by Arsenii Gorkin
in thread Modules inheritance by Arsenii Gorkin

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