Hi shyju,

     We have some thing called as "AUTOLOAD". In the oops methods this helps very much in exception handling. The common error that will happen in the OOPS programming is calling the undefined function. This AUTOLOAD is used to handle that situation. Also you can use the value of the global variable "$AUTOLOAD". That variable will contain the value in the format of "Called Package::Called Function". You can use that variable to display the information to the user. For more information have a look at "perltoot, perlboot, perltot,perltoc".


Regards,
S.Venni Rajan.
"A Flair For Excellence."
                -- BK Systems.

In reply to Re: Calling undefined method by vennirajan
in thread Calling undefined method by shyju

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