passing blessed thingies as parameters
Tony Bowden
tony at kasei.com
Fri Dec 28 05:07:14 CST 2001
On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 11:48:29PM +0000, Liyang Hu wrote:
> How? I'm not even sure what to look up for this. Say I wanted to do
> use Mail::Audit;
> sub foo($)
> {
> $ma = shift();
> $ma->accept(...yada...);
> }
> $mail = new Mail::Audit;
> foo($mail);
>
> perl barfs on the $ma = shift() line. Obviously sub foo doesn't even
> know what it was passed, so I don't think $ma->accept()'s going to
> work either.
This works for me ... what problem are you seeing? Is it barfing at
compilation, or run time? What error are you getting?
Tony
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