Jon Earle wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a bit confused over something related to perl objects. I've
> included some snippets for reference, which are located below (I'll keep
> the relevant discussion here for clarity).
>
> A new QueuedMessage object is created with 3 parameters passed to the
> const
Hello John,
The point you are probably missing is that
$queued_message = new QueuedMessage($source_dir_name,
$source_id,
$data_dir_name);
is just another way of writing
$queued_message = QueuedMessage::new('QueuedMessage',
Hello,
I'm a bit confused over something related to perl objects. I've
included some snippets for reference, which are located below (I'll keep
the relevant discussion here for clarity).
A new QueuedMessage object is created with 3 parameters passed to the
constructor. The constructor removes t
>Meyer, Kathrin (Datawarehouse) wrote:
>> Hello there,
>>
>> I'm working with solaris 2.6 and perl 5.00503.
>>
>> I'm implementing a script in which I have to generate a GUID, using the
>> DATA::UUID module. I tested this module in a seperate script it worked
>> without any problems. Now I wante
Meyer, Kathrin (Datawarehouse) wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I'm working with solaris 2.6 and perl 5.00503.
>
> I'm implementing a script in which I have to generate a GUID, using the
> DATA::UUID module. I tested this module in a seperate script it worked
> without any problems. Now I wanted to tra
Hello there,
I'm working with solaris 2.6 and perl 5.00503.
I'm implementing a script in which I have to generate a GUID, using the
DATA::UUID module. I tested this module in a seperate script it worked
without any problems. Now I wanted to transfer the testscript into my
working script. but it
