Hi
Just one week ago I started writing my first module, thus my knowledge may not be that of a Saint ...
Nevertheless
First I believe you have to give your module a name by provding a line like 

package mytest;

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Then I understood that an instance of that Class/Package would keep it's contents in a hash, thus I'd put the name-variable in this hash: 

sub new {
    my $class = shift;
    my $self = {};
    my $self->{name} = ""; # later assign this var with 'Yoda'
    bless $self,$class;
    return $self;
}

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Hope this helps.

Regards
Stefan K 

$dom = "skamphausen.de";   ##   May The Open Source Be With You!
$Mail = "mail@$dom;  $Url = "http://www.$dom";

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In reply to Re: Trying to learn how to build a module by stefan k
in thread Trying to learn how to build a module by Yoda

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