-- Hi there.
I am trying to use prototype functions with object but this seems not to work, I mean perl does not check for the type of arguments.
I usually do this.
sub array_print(\@);
.. ...
sub array_print(\@)
{
# my code
}Then when I call it as:
array_print(@this_array);
Perl is supposed to check the prototype and change the array by its reference. Now I try to put this same behavior but with object, and then when I call the same function as:
$obj_array->array_print(@this_array);
Perl sends the complete array to the function and not the reference. So I need to do this
$obj_array->array_print([EMAIL PROTECTED]);
Does any one knows how to force perl to behave as normal?
Cheers
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