At Wed, 10 Jul 2002 11:38:40 +0100, James Ponder wrote:
> The only reason I'm using Embperl subroutines is that I want to
> import a bunch of common routines, like so:
>
> Execute ({ inputfile => 'share.epl', import => 1 });
>
> However this didn't import perl subroutines, so I switched over to
> Embperl subroutines instead.
>
> Is there a better solution?
write a normal (ie: not Embperl) perl module, and then import from
that (see perldoc perlmod and perldoc Exporter).
(here i use the word "import" to mean the normal perl
"use Foo qw(list of imported symbols);", not the Embperl "import"
keyword. same result, very different mechanism)
If you are using HTML::EmbperlObject, consider using
EMBPERL_OBJECT_HANDLER_CLASS, in order to have the importing done
implicitly (by inheritance) in every page.
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- Gus
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