Re: new to oop (problem with my object)

Have you tried using some standard pre-troubleshooting techniques? Specifically, 'use strict' and running Perl with the -w flags to catch warnings?

The code looks fine to me at a first glance. Have you tested your assumptions? Does %in exist and have the keys/values you're expecting? Try turning buffering off ($|=1).

Also, is there some reason you're not using the CGI module for all of this? It has built-in form processing and HTML generation code. Looks like you're trying to re-invent it here.

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Re: Re: new to oop (problem with my object) by dryland (Initiate) on Nov 17, 2000 at 02:23 UTC
I've tried -w flags and use strict and %in does exist. I turned the buffer off re your suggestion and nothing seemed to change..could be my own ignorance.. i'm not really familiar with the cgi module, but i was writing this myself so that it could be small portable and reusable for all my scripts cleaning up all the junky table code i've been writing..i'll look at the CGI mod again..but i'm resistant to change! :)	[reply]

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Re: Re: new to oop (problem with my object)
by dryland (Initiate) on Nov 17, 2000 at 02:23 UTC

I've tried -w flags and use strict and %in does exist. I turned the buffer off re your suggestion and nothing seemed to change..could be my own ignorance.. i'm not really familiar with the cgi module, but i was writing this myself so that it could be small portable and reusable for all my scripts cleaning up all the junky table code i've been writing..i'll look at the CGI mod again..but i'm resistant to change! :)

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