In separate messages, Bharucha, Nikhil <NBharucha@[...].com>  top-posted:

:   [snip]
: sub send
: {
:     my $self = shift;
:     print "\nIn send self is $self";
:     my $process;
:     $process = $self-> writePrefs();
:     $process = $self-> batchTransmitter("+XMIT");
: }
:   [snip]

    Methods that return values should do so specifically.

sub send
{
    my $self = shift;
    print "In send self is $self\n";
    my $process = $self-> writePrefs();
    return $self-> batchTransmitter( '+XMIT' );
}

    Which illustrates $process is unnecessary.

sub send
{
    my $self = shift;
    print "In send self is $self\n";
    $self-> writePrefs();
    return $self-> batchTransmitter("+XMIT");
}


: I forgot, the following error occurs when strict is used "Can't
: use string ("Transmitter") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in
: use at"

: use ISO::Transmitter;
:   [snip]
:     .
:     .
:     .
:   [snip]
: $process = Transmitter-> new(%transmitterArgs);
: $process = Transmitter-> send();

    That should probably be:

use ISO::Transmitter;
  [snip]
    .
    .
    .
  [snip]
$process = ISO::Transmitter-> new(%transmitterArgs);
$process = $process-> send();


    Additionally, Transmitter.pm should be located in the
"ISO" directory.


HTH,

Charles K. Clarkson
-- 
Mobile Homes Specialist
254 968-8328

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