I have a whole bevy of objects and have been learning recently how to do inheritance, my problem has to do with calling internal methods since they dont get the $self as their first argument so things like accesing the object hash fail.

#assume new method has been called

sub foo # the public method
{    my $self  = shift;

        &bar( "do something" );

}

sub bar # the private method
{
       $self{new} = $_[0];
}

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This does not seem to work what I would like to learn is how to get at the $self object from inside bar hopefully without passing it as a calling argument and is there anything that needs to be done about calling a method in a parent class?

In reply to Inheritance and Internal object methods by Angel

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