Re: Why this problem in MethodMaker ?

my ($self,$val1,$val2) = shift;

You mean @_, not shift.

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Re^2: Why this problem in MethodMaker ? by vishi83 (Pilgrim) on Oct 25, 2005 at 06:42 UTC
Hi chromatic ! Giving `my($self, $val1, $val2) = @_ ;` within a method inside Methodmaker is not working.. In the same context, Any method that takes two arguments can't be defined inside MethodMaker unless , otherwise we use array or an hash.. Why is that so ?? For example i hav a method called 'save' defined inside a MethodMaker and when i called this method like this ... `$object->save($name,$id);` [download] Value of name is alone returned and id's value is null... Thanks Vishi	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^2: Why this problem in MethodMaker ?
by vishi83 (Pilgrim) on Oct 25, 2005 at 06:42 UTC

Giving my($self, $val1, $val2) = @_ ; within a method inside Methodmaker is not working.. In the same context, Any method that takes two arguments can't be defined inside MethodMaker unless , otherwise we use array or an hash.. Why is that so ?? For example i hav a method called 'save' defined inside a MethodMaker and when i called this method like this ...

$object->save($name,$id);
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