Hi all,

i need help in accessing the subroutines present in the perl scripts in perl modules.

getHosts() and getIP() subroutines are present in /tmp/utils/Utili.pl (perl script).

when i compile that master.pl, iam getting Undefined subroutine &Modules::test2::getIP called at /tmp/Modules/test2.pm

getIP() subroutine was present in the /tmp/utils/Utili.pl perl script.

i cannot take risk of changing /tmp/utils/Utili.pl to perl module, since it was used in hundreds of scripts and requires lot of testing effort.

could some one help me on this.?

please find the sudo code below.

Example:

master script: master.pl

in master.pl iam calling new subroutine in perl modules "test1.pm" and "test2.pm" as below.

use strict;
use warnings;

use lib "/tmp";

use Modules::test1;
use Modules::test2;

my $installation1 = Modules::test1->new();

my $installation2 = Modules::test2->new();

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test1.pm:

in "test1.pm" i have the below code,

package Modules::test1;

use strict;
use warnings;

require "/tmp/utils/Log.pl";
require "/tmp/utils/Utili.pl";

my @Hosts=getHosts();

sub new()
{

print "inside new\n";

}

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test2.pm

in "test2.pm" i have the below code,

package Modules::test2;

use strict;
use warnings;

my @IP=getIP();

require "/tmp/utils/Log.pl";
require "/tmp/utils/Utili.pl";

sub new()
{

print "inside new\n";

}

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In reply to Need help in accessing subroutines in perl scripts in perl modules. by srikanthp1

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