Please bottom post....
J Adam Latham wrote:
Try removing "my" from all the variables in your module ... You're privatizing them to your module thereby excluding them from your external program ...
At least that's my guess! :^)
Hopefully you could at least suggest to 'our' them instead of 'my', so that 'strict' checking can remain in play, as it should remain in play....
perldoc -f our
In general this is where drieux would interject his ramblings about how you have reached a point where you probably want to brew your own module (check the list archives for such rantings which are usually very informative), which is simple enough to do.
I would suggest reading up on creating your own module,
perldoc perlmod perldoc perlmodlib perldoc -f package perldoc -f use perldoc Exporter
Essentially you create a separate file, a .pm, throw a package statement in there, make it an Exporter if you so desire, 'our' a few variables, then in your scripts you simply 'use' it. Back in business.... when you get stuck ask more questions.
I figured that would be the answer. I've created custom modules before. I was just being lazy and didn't want to create a module and place it in one of the @INC directories ;)
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