I need some help with Inline::PDLPP. I'm pretty sure it's the only
sensible way to go about some of the tasks I'm trying to do
(basically, small-scale database field matching).
Anyway, I'm encountering a variety of different errors depending on
how I call a given function.
If I call my function "matchradec" as a PDL object as was done in the
examples (i.e. $pdlname->matchradec(...) ), I get this error within
the perldl shell:
Can't locate object method "matchradec" via package "PDL" at (eval 90)
line 23, <AUTOLOAD_FILE> line 56.
(in cleanup) PDL AutoLoader: Undefined subroutine
match_radec() cannot be autoloaded.
While parsing file `/home/adam/data_dir/SAGE_data/match_radec.pdl':
Can't locate object method "matchradec" via package "PDL" at (eval 90)
line 23, <AUTOLOAD_FILE> line 56.
match_radec is my perl wrapper.
If I call it like I'd normally call a function from PP wrapper code,
i.e. &PDL::matchradec(...), I get this error in the perldl shell:
Undefined subroutine &PDL::matchradec called at (eval 933) line 613,
<AUTOLOAD_FILE> line 36659.
However, if I execute my match_radec.pdl code on the command line using
perl match_radec.pdl
I get no error, it works fine (as far as I can tell, I haven't done
extensive testing...)
Where's my mistake? Am I wrong to think I should be able to use
Inline Pdlpp code within the perldl shell?
Also, while I'm on the topic, am I allowed to put the output parameter
first in the pars list? I'd like the code to operate in place on the
object by default.
Thanks,
Adam
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