Hi,

I fixed it, but am not happy with my solution...I am still not *thinking* Perl !

This is an example of the mess I created. The problem probably stems from the fact that I have a global structure that all modules reference and so my packages cross-call each other all of the time. The way I got out of it is to allow the main() to have all of the "use module" definitions and then in each package, I preface each function call with the name of the package. If I did a "use" in the package and it was also "used" in main() I would often get conflicts...

package::A
 fn1()
 fn2(PackageB::FnA)
 fn3()


package::B
  fnA(packageA::fn1)
  fnB()
  fnC()

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I am trying to isolate the variables with each individual package and provide method calls to set/get...maybe I just need to keep at it and then it will *feel* better to me...or maybe I am not using things right...

In reply to kinda messy: re:see perl output before run by Anonymous Monk
in thread see perl output before run by Anonymous Monk

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