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in reply to Re: Trying to load other perl scripts use() or require()
in thread Trying to load other perl scripts use() or require()
The value of any block in Perl is the result of the last statement in that block. If a block is a subroutine, then the result of the subroutine is the result of the block. You can use a "return" statement to exit the sub before the end; and at the end of the sub to be explicit about your intent. Modules are blocks. (Strangely, this doesn't apply to scripts: you have to use exit($value) to return a value from a script.) --Dave.
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