Jeff Westman wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I have a trivial question. I have a perl script, with several
> sub-routines.
> In one of those routines, I currently have listed 'use Date::Calc'. So
> that package is therefore only available (and needed) in that one
> sub-routine.
>
> My question is, sho
rs
> Subject: RE: Where to use 'use'
>
>
> I see your point, and agree with you.
>
> My feeling was the same, to put it at the top. When I ran
> your script, it
> didn't make any difference when calling the other routine (I
> didn't expect
> that
I see your point, and agree with you.
My feeling was the same, to put it at the top. When I ran your script, it
didn't make any difference when calling the other routine (I didn't expect
that to work).
Thanks,
Jeff
--- "NYIMI Jose (BMB)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is no added value tr
There is no added value trying to make a module
only available for one subroutine,
I'd 'use' them (modules) all at the top of the script.
(for readability and maintainance reasons).
Try this and note how Data::Dumper module is available from suby,
Even though it was 'used' inside subx.
#!/usr/bin
