Fernando wants to send the following thanks to all people who helped him on this topic and some explanation of what he really wants to do. He somehow sent it to myself only.
#------------- forward message started -------------# Hello all, Thank you all for your attention. I'll answer here for the three who wrote about this thread. The example David wrote is wonderful. I was missing ": shared". That was exactly what I wanted to do, but better than what I wrote :). My skills on Google must be disappearing, 'cause I didn't find it and I really looked for it several times... > I want to have a class I won't instanciate Here I was badly trying to define a set of functions, procedures and attributes which you can use from anywhere in your program, and which are collected under a common class, but something you don't have to instanciate => which, in Perl, seems to be a namespace or package. An example could be a "Config class" which has methods like WriteConfig or ReadConfig -- like for reading .ini files, and it has no sense (for me) to instanciate such a class. My English is not very good and I can't manage to explain better :( Anyway, I think I have understood what should I do. About "use strict", I know and I use it in the actual program, but I made a test-case quickly to write the email and I didn't check for this. I really prefer the way David wrote the global (shared) variable; I was messing all I have read about perl objects all around :( In any case, I will read and study perl-syntax because I see Perl is a powerful but non-trivial-to-write language... hehe. Thank you for your help. I'll read this list with attention :) Con fecha lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2003, 21:49:21, escribió: d> ... if i understand your question correctly, see if the following d> helps: ... -- Best regards, Fernando Najera -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
