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Thanks for your answer, Aussie!:)

# This snippet:
$item->subs(my_execer($SQL));

# is just another way of writing
my @tmp = my_execer($SQL);
$item->subs(@tmp)

# Here's the output
<snip>
printing weird stuff
1054226
426
$VAR1 = bless( [
                 1054226,
                 426,
                 []
               ], 'Item' );
@retval contains 0 
$VAR1 = bless( [
                 50501948,
                 -1,
                 []
               ], 'Item' );
$VAR1 = [];
Can't call method "type" on unblessed reference at ./Caa.pl line 173.
</snip>
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In reply to Re: Re: bugs... by Anonymous Monk
in thread subroutine not returning expected value by Anonymous Monk

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