Hi monks, I have recently started working on code written by my predacessor in OOP. The code has quite a lot of object variables, for example: 
print STDERR "$self->{Find}->{baseUrl}\n";
print STDERR "$self->{confCode} \n";
print STDERR "$self->{db}\n";
print STDERR "$self->{Find}->{userName};

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This can sometimes get confusing, especially if I accidently mistype one of the variables (e.g. $self->Type instead of $self->type).
My question: Is there a way I can initialize object variables and then get warnings when one of the variables is written wrong, similar to the strict module for regular Perl variables? For example, I would get a warning for this code:
$self->{type} = "cat"; 
print "$self->{typpe}\n";

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Thanks in advance
Guy Naamati

And if you wonder,what I am doing, as I am heading for the sink,
I am spitting out all the bitterness, Along with half of my last drink.
-- Susan Vega

In reply to Using the strict module in object oriented programming by mrguy123

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