>>>>> "AS" == Aaron Sherman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AS> use Getopt::Long;
AS> our $debug=0;
no need to make it our unless you intend to access it from other
classes. usually options can be handled in the main source file. so i
would my that variable.
AS> GetOptions('debug=i'=>\$debug);
and you can even do the my in there:
GetOptions( 'debug=i' => \my $debug );
and i prefer to put all my options into a single lexical hash (i am not
in the mood to look for the docs on how to pass it in :) so i can pass
it around if desired, print out all the option values, keep the lexical
space nice and clean, etc.
uri
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