On Mon Oct 04 04:15:25 2010, masak wrote: > From the backlog: > > <hudnix> well I just spent a miserable two hours figuring out that the > error message "Type objects are abstract and have no attributes, but > you tried to access @!foo" in fact had nothing to do with the > attribute @!foo or anything else in my class, but was really > complaining that I had declared my object with "my $obj;" instead of > "my $obj .= new" > > Would it be possible to have the error message be something like > "Tried to use type object $obj as an instance object"? Especially > having the name of the variable with the object being improperly > accessed seems like it would be a big help in a situation such as the > above.
Can we get some sample code that demonstrates this problem? -- Will "Coke" Coleda
