2008/11/9 Torsten Schoenfeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Try changing, in Test.pm, this:
It works. Thanks!
But I don't understand why it is necessary in the .pm, but not outside it.
Regards
Jeff
Jeffrey Ratcliffe wrote:
I attach the ExtUtils::Constant example from the blog.
Try changing, in Test.pm, this:
sub test {
print XST_ENUM_1, "\n";
}
to this:
sub test {
print XST_ENUM_1(), "\n";
}
-Torsten
2008/11/9 Steve Fink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm not sure I'm following you correctly, but it sounds like you're
> just looking for symbols in the wrong package. If the symbols exist in
> package 'Foo', then they're not going to exist in package 'Foo::Bar'
> unless you put them there somehow.
>
> Do
I'm not sure I'm following you correctly, but it sounds like you're
just looking for symbols in the wrong package. If the symbols exist in
package 'Foo', then they're not going to exist in package 'Foo::Bar'
unless you put them there somehow.
Does accessing a constant as Foo::ConstantName work? If
2008/11/4 Jeffrey Ratcliffe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Do you need an example?
I tried out both of the approaches in:
http://blogs.sun.com/akolb/entry/pitfals_of_the_perl_xs
i.e. ExtUtils::Constant and stashing constants directly in the module
name space using the XS BOOT keyword.
With neither appr
