my $x=mat::User->new{first=>'foo', last=>'bar'};
mat::Session::User->create($x);

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Is all fine enough, but why would mat::Session::User need to inherit from mat::Session? I note that to get at the mat::Session from within mat::Session::User::create() you either need to make the mat::Session object available globally (i.e. using some sort of singleton class/function) or you'd need to pass in the session explicitly. Either way, there isn't any need to have mat::Session::User inherit from mat::Session, and it will probably be clearer not to inherit from the session at all.

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In reply to Re: Perl Module Inheritance by Joost
in thread Perl Module Inheritance by true_atlantis

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