Hi Wise monks !!


I hav a problem in using Modules dynamically.. I have written a script which will fetch all the module names (*.pm) from a particular directory and its sub-dirs .
Now I hav all these names in an array and i need to call a method table_name defined in those modules. 

 
Heres the pseudo-code form of my script .. 

step 1 : Getting all .pm filenames from a directory that satisfies a p
+articular condition. ( in an array )

step 2 : Traverse through the array of filenames and use the module dy
+namically

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Something lik this ; 

This is jus a snippet of my script;

my @tables;
foreach my $modulenames ( @avail )  {
my $object = "Project::$modulenames";
use $object;
my $objvalue = $object->table_name();
push (@tables, $objvalue);
}
print "@tables";

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The Problem i hav now is I can't use my modules dynamically something like use $object ;

Thanks in advance !!!


Vishi83

A perl Script without 'strict' is like a House without Roof; Both are not Safe;

In reply to Getting Module Names Dynamically and using it by vishi83

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