I am trying to write a perl api function can some body help me out wethere the function which i wrote is wrong or write iam unable to figure it out. if any thing wrong please correct me .

----------------------------------------------- TYPE1 ----------------------------------------------------- 
sub log_msg{
my $self = shift;
if (scalar(@_) ==1){
$self->{'log_msg_callback'} = $self->{'ctx'}-log_msg_baton3(shift);
}
return ${$self->{'log_msg_callback'}};
}
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type 2
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#sub message{
 #    ($fh, $filename) = tempfile($template, DIR => $path)
 #        or die "Error creating $filename: $!";
#$fh= new IO::File "+>> $filename " or die " could not open a file :$!
+";
#if (defined $fh){
#my $line =<STDIN>;
#print $fh $line;
#}
#close($fh);
#my $messgpath="$path/$filename";
#return $messgpath;
#}
#
#sub log_msg{
#  my $logmsg= shift;
# $messgpath=shift;
# my $citem = shift;
#3my $pool = shift;
#
##$logmsg=<STDIN>;
#$citem->path("$path/passwd.txt");
#$citem->revision('HEAD');
#}


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type 3
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sub log_msg
#{
#my ($log,$message, $citem = {$citem->path(),$citem->kind(),$citem->ur
+l(),$citem->revision('HEAD'),$citem->copyfrom_url()})=@_;
#$commit_item->state_flags()
#}

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