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Re: Accessing Subroutine Arguments

by lshatzer (Friar)
on Apr 04, 2002 at 00:56 UTC ( [id://156515]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Accessing Subroutine Arguments

In my progress as a perl programmer, I started out with your first method, passing in a list of variables, and then grabbing them in that order in the subroutine.

As it got more advanced, I started using the second, (usually with a hash reference or something similar like you posted).

Then in some cases, where I keep passing the same value, since it does not change much, I found creating an object, blessing it, and making methods to do the work was a little easier to do.

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