>WilliamGunther> IMHO, Object Oriented Perl is >the best book you can get on the subject. > >RandalLSchwartz> And for a tutorial approach ala Learning >Perl, check out Learning Perl Objects References and Modules.
I'll second both of those suggestions. OOP does have an early chapter on references, but the ORA book is more in-depth.
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