On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 02:59:27PM +, Robert Price wrote:
I think the answer is that both the modules where the BEGINS are called
twice have "use" in them. "use" means "BEGIN {require Module}", so BEGIN is
being called once when the module is entered, and once when it is used.
Rob
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At 02:52 PM 3/8/01 +, you wrote:
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 02:59:27PM +, Robert Price wrote:
I think the answer is that both the modules where the BEGINS are called
twice have "use" in them. "use" means "BEGIN {require Module}", so BEGIN is
being called once when the module is entered,
Oh, actually do you mean it is the same at:
pageage LTest;
BEGIN {require Test2}
BEGIN { warn "." }
print "Here\n"
1;
Ok, that kind'a make sence..
Cheers
Leo - who is slowly getting there.
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 02:52:48PM +, Leo Lapworth wrote:
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at
Leo Lapworth wrote:
BEGIN {
You forgot here: warn "In A.D. 2101\n";
warn "Test is beginning\n";
}
print "Here\n";
And this should be 'print "What happen?\n";'.
Cheers,
Phi "SCNR" lip
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Yup, that's right. So to get it to only have the one call, change your
"use" to a require and put it in the BEGIN block.
nitpick number="1"
use fred;
Will also call fred-import(), so you might want to emulate that too.
/nitpick
nitpick number="2" type="lesser"
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Shouldn't these numbers be formatted 020 7XXX
Sh, it's designed to try to fool the sales bunnies.
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