:) Aww, you didn't take my message to heart :(

update: well on the first part you actually appear to be trying on the the second part

I'll start with some notes, please consider them

When you add comments to your code, might as well make them real quotes (valid perl syntax), use the #, everything after is ignored

It might not matter for your machine but  use Vars; won't work on case insensitive filesystems because perl comes with vars 

$ perl -le " use Vars; print for keys %INC; "
warnings.pm
warnings/register.pm
Vars.pm
strict.pm

[download]

For some module naming guidelines try Namespace for local/internal modules? and consider MyApp::Vars or My_Corp::Vars or Local::Vars

I appreciate the fact that you might not be able to change this for some reason

I'll be back in a few minutes with some code, but in the meantime, you might as well check out the sections on argument passing in perlintro and the free Modern Perl book, a loose description of how experienced and effective Perl 5 programmers work....You can learn this too.

In reply to Re^5: Mysql and Perl Module by Anonymous Monk
in thread Mysql and Perl Module by endymion

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