plz explain it, if this makes any sense, i hope u'll understand what im trying to do here. 
package AGENT;

sub new
{
  ....
}

sub Callme
{
  ....
}

1;

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package TOOLS;

use AGENT;

sub new : AGENT::new # should initialize the AGENT::new
{
  ....
}

sub Callme
{
  ....
}

1;

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use TOOLS;

my $tools = new TOOLS;

$tools->SUPER::Callme(); # it should call the AGENT::Callme
$tools->Callme();

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Does perl has SUPER to call the base class if i ahave to packages in one perl module
sorry for type errors.

2006-11-11 Retitled by g0n, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Advanced OOP'

In reply to How to do basic inheritance in Perl OO? by opensourcer

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