On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 11:52 AM, Meir Guttman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Moving from script to module: Modularization of a command line script
> > This is a _great_ idea! But first of all I would like to ask if by > "modularization" you also mean "objectivization"? If so, I think that your > talk should start with an intermediate-level introduction to objects. By > "intermediate" I mean explaining _how_ a "class" is built. If I may speak on > behalf of the newbies among us, I am sure most of us used objects so we know > what it is and how it is used. But I for one have never written a class, > never mind modified one to force some polymorphism and exploit inheritance. > > > > Or may be I am too much of a newbie??? Please second this or vote it down… I am not yet sure which scripts I am going to use as examples for the presentation. The first step will most likely be writing a tests for the script. Then trying to move some code to subroutines withing the script and then move those subroutines to a module. If time permits I might make that module object oriented but I am not yet sure. It also depends on the case I am using as I don't want to write OOP just for writing OOP. This reminds me, if anyone has a script that s/he want to improve/modularize and it is ok to be used as an example, I am open to receive those scripts in my mail box. regards Gabor _______________________________________________ Perl mailing list [email protected] http://mail.perl.org.il/mailman/listinfo/perl
