You have said to use: $CORBA::MyModule::MyData::_tc

When I use this it doesn't recognise the data type in the Any constructor. It therefore sets the value and type to be null.

In the examples in the COPE/t/base2.t they use $MyModule::MyData::_tc. This at least seems to run the correct code in the constructor but I then get an error when I run it saying: 

Can't use string ("NONE") as an ARRAY ref while "strict refs"
in use at Perl/perllib/COPE/CORBA/Any.pm line 63.

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I know this is to do with symbolic and hard references but I'm not sure what I have to do. This error occurs in the _marshal_any method of Any. I can't seem to see in the example what has been done to allow $MyModule to be used.

Was there a reason why you used $CORBA and then the package so that it is different to the example?

Thanks for any help. This seemingly simple problem is driving me mad.

In reply to Re: Re: COPE and 'any' data type by Anonymous Monk
in thread COPE and 'any' data type by Anonymous Monk

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