use FileHandle::Rollback;
my $INDEXFILE_M;

$INDEXFILE_M=&abc();
$INDEXFILE_M->commit();#error 




sub abc{
my $INDEXFILE = FileHandle::Rollback->new("< a.txt") or die "cannot op
+en filehandle: $!";
    select($INDEXFILE);
print "AAAA";

return \*$INDEXFILE;


}

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I use FileHandle::Rollback to read and write file,because of its function of rollback. Now I want to let a sub return the obj(FileHandle::Rollback) refference, and I can call commit() in main sub. but it seems cannot run. abc sub can return a filehandle but can not call commit(),why is it? error message Can't call method "commit" on an undefined value at D:/Program Files/perl/site/lib/FileHandle/Rollback.pm line 188. at D:/Program Files/perl/site/lib/FileHandle/Rollback.pm line 188 FileHandle::Rollback::commit('FileHandle::Rollback=GLOB(0x1df63e4)') called at D:/HF_project_perl/V3.0/darft.pl line 8

In reply to Is it a filehandle or a obj refference? by jiwei800715

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