On 10-11-12 10:36 AM, Sooraj S wrote:
Hi I am new to perl.
I am trying to access a variable which is declared in a package. I
have kept both the files in the same directory. But still my code
errors out as ""$my_val" requires explicit package name".
my_file.pl
=======================
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use strict;
use warnings;
use my_package;
use My_Package;
print "\nValue : $my_val\n";
print "\nValue : $My_Package::my_val\n";
my_package.pl
My_Package.pm
======================
package my_package;
package My_Package;
my $my_val = "Just a test";
our $my_val = "Just a test";
1;
Always have `use strict;` and `use wranings;`. By convention, all
packages in Perl start with an uppercase letter. The variable you
access has to be global, which is declare with "our".
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