Re^3: scope and packages

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To be honest, you shouldn't need the manual for this. The constructor for an object should always be called using the arrow notation. Calling something with colons means that you're calling it as a plain subroutine; calling it with an arrow means you're calling it as a method.

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Re^4: scope and packages by pagod (Initiate) on Jun 26, 2009 at 10:15 UTC
yup, i guess i should also read the manual about OO-Perl... well, you gotta start somewhere! then again, the error message didn't really make it clear to me what the problem might have been	[reply]

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