I am using the Log::LogLite module to facilitate application logging in my
script.
Log::LogLite works like this:
#create new Log::LogLite object
$log = new Log::LogLite($file, $ERROR_LOG_LEVEL);
$log->write("$string", $level);
I have written a module that has two subroutines, LogInit and LogWrite. In
the LogInit routine, I am currently not returning a reference to the $log
object. The fact that the LogWrite subroutine is in the same module as
LotInit, it seems that the $log object is still valid when I call LogWrite.
Now I want to use my functions to open multiple logs, and so I need to
return a reference to the $log object back to the caller such that I can
pass it back into the LogWrite routine.
I so far have been unsuccessful at doing this. Whenever I return $log, it
is undefined in the calling module.
Any suggestions???
Mike
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