FRAMEWORK I think this is a bug.  I've seen this before, that "top-level" namespaces
need to be predeclared, whereas multi-level namespace are automatically
recognized.

Please file a bug for this, if there isn't one already.  I'm currently offline
and only sync email once a day via a 52kb dialup line while I'm on vacation...

Cheers,
-Jan

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004, Henning Moeller-Nielsen wrote:
>  Hi
> 
>  I ran into an error in a component I was building for test purposes.
>  It appears that my lack of namespacing gave me my error and I am
>  posting it here so other can know about it (and if it is a bug someone
>  might tell me).
> 
>  Two modules:
> 
>    #test1.pm package test1; use strict;
> 
>    =for interface static test1[] GetAll(); =cut
> 
>    sub GetAll { return []; }
> 
>  and
> 
>    #test2.pm package DG::test2; use strict;
> 
>    =for interface static DG.test2[] GetAll(); =cut
> 
>    sub GetAll { return []; }
> 
>  Trying to compile the first module (test1.pm) gives me this error:
> 
>  plc --norunlib --target library --force test1.pm
> 
>  System.ApplicationException: Can't locate type test1[] at
>  PerlRuntime.Interpreter.GetType(Int32 x, String klass) at
>  PerlRuntime.Interpreter.typeof(Int32 x, Int32 klass_, Int32& e, Int32&
>  rt)System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an
>  instance of an object.
> 
>  The other module (test2.pm) compiles without any problems.
> 
>  I am using ActivePerl 809 and the PDK 6.0.0.
> 
>  /Henning



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