... Again (see my reply to PodMaster). You really need to access the data using GLOB, since you overload the normal acces for HASH, ARRAY and SCALAR in the same time!

"some Net:: modules use globs too, but then to be able to use them as handles"

Yes, I saw that, and was from there that I got the GLOB idea to fix the overload problem! ;-P

Graciliano M. P.
"The creativity is the expression of the liberty".

In reply to Re: Re: Perl Object as Hash, Array & Scalar in the same time! ( $O->{k} | $O->[0] | $O ) by gmpassos
in thread Perl Object as Hash, Array & Scalar in the same time! ( $O->{k} | $O->[0] | $O ) by gmpassos

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