I had same problem, Read :
bless and shift
package Bug;
sub print_me
{
my ($self) = shift;
# The @_ array now stores the arguments passed to &Bug::print_me
# The rest of &print_me uses the data referred to by $self
# and the explicit arguments (still in @_)
}
or, better still:
package Bug;
sub print_me
{
my ($self, @args) = @_;
# The @args array now stores the arguments passed to &Bug::print_m
+e
# The rest of &print_me uses the data referred to by $self
# and the explicit arguments (now in @args)
}
$nextbug = {
id => "00001",
type => "fatal",
descr => "application does not compile",
};
To turn that anonymous hash into an object of class Bug you write:
bless $nextbug, "Bug";
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