On 6/28/07, Philip Dye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here are two classes, the first works as expected the second fails with the
> listed error message: [...]
> Can't call method "Id" on unblessed reference at
> .../Rose/DB/Object/MakeMethods/Generic.pm line 3470.
This is a Perl issue, not an RDBO issue. Example:
package A;
sub B { print "B\n" }
package A::B;
sub x { print "x\n" }
package main;
A::B->x();
If you run that, you get this error:
"Can't call method "x" without a package or object reference at ..."
One way to avoid this is to use lowercase method names, reserving
Title Case for classes only. In the example above, if package A had a
"sub b { ... }" instead of a "sub B { ... }", it'd work fine.
Quoting the class name in the last line also fixes it:
'A::B'->x();
and so, changing line 31 of regional-pricing/bug/t/3.fields.t to this:
my $price = 'Product::Price'->new( Price => 3.95, Region => 'US' ) ;
also fixes your test. But that's pretty cumbersome and ugly. Using
lowercase column names (or renaming your classes) seems like a better
solution, IMO.
-John
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