I tried to run your code and it didn't work.

Try using strict and you will see that you are not instantiating $self correctly.

Try something like this:

use strict; use warnings; my $query = new MyPackage::Query("utf8"); my $query2 = new MyPackage::Query("euc-jp"); print "QUERY: [$query->{input_enc}]\n"; print "QUERY2: [$query2->{input_enc}]\n"; print "Done\n"; package MyPackage::Query; sub new { my $class = shift; my $self = {}; bless($self, $class); $self->{input_enc} = shift; unless (defined $self->{input_enc}) { $self->{input_enc} = "euc-jp"; } #... return $self; }

This returns the correct result on my system:

F:\>perl test_object_creation.pl QUERY: [utf8] QUERY2: [euc-jp] Done


In reply to Re: Overwritten instance variables by tokpela
in thread Overwritten instance variables by dime

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