R. Joseph Newton wrote: > ... > Does any call to a class method then have the reference to the object, > or the object itself, as the first parameter.
An "object" is a reference that has been blessed into a class. In a method call, the reference is passed as the first element in @_. So, if $obj is a reference blessed into class "MyClass", then $ret = $obj->Method($arg); MyClass::Method($obj, $arg); are similar in that both result in two items being passed to Class::Method. However, the second call does not do inheritance, while the first does. All this is detailed in perldoc perlobj. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
