>>>>> "RD" == Rob Dixon <rob.di...@gmx.com> writes:
RD> I'm not sure what you mean here Shawn. Errors are generated at run time
RD> in both cases, so code like
RD> if (0) {
RD> Foo::bar();
RD> }
RD> if (0) {
Foo-> bar();
RD> }
RD> will generate no errors at all. In particular the method call cannot
RD> generate a compile-time error as Perl supports dynamic binding in order
RD> to implement object-orientation.
what he said. there is no compile time error in shawn's code.
uri
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