Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module P218. This topic is presented on public course
Perl for Larger Projects
Perl for Larger Projects - Objects, huge data, SQL databases, XML, efficiency and other topics.
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Where does Perl load modules from in its use and require statements? It loads them from directorys in a special list called @INC, from files with a .pm ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/588_Chan ... dules.html [short article] |
Perl's bless function, which turns a reference into an instance of an object, it typically called up as the last action in a constructor method. On today's ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/246_When ... iable.html [short article] |
In all object oriented languages, you have a facility called inheritance where you can define one type of thing ("class of object") based on another, ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1819_Cal ... ctors.html [short article] |
There are two different philosophies that have been adopted by the authors of Object Oriented languages.
The first approach is to set the thing up in ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/831_Comp ... -Perl.html [short article] |
Do you find some of the OO terminolgy baffling? Once you've learnt about constructors and methods, inheritance, overloading and polymorphism and statics, ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1217_Wha ... sses-.html [short article] |
In perl, all your variables (except "my" ones, which we'll leave for another day) are arranged into packages, and by default that's a package called "main". ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/531_Pack ... -Perl.html [short article] |
How do we define Inheritance and overloading in Perl? What inherits from where? What happens if a method is missing? How do we make variables from a module available in a calling module?
This topic is presented on public course
Perl for Larger Projects
Examples from our training material
| angler | Program to demonstrate use of phisherman class |
| animal.pm | A framework for a generic base class |
| basket | Sample program - polymorphism in Perl OO |
| cafe | Test application to show use of exporter |
| coin.pm | Simple base class defining a coin |
| collect | Application that uses commememorative coin class |
| commemorative.pm | A class which uses simple inheritance |
| dish.pm | Illustation of Exporter and @EXPORT |
| fldo | Set up obects via a utility factory (main prog) |
| fruit.pm | |
| horse.pm | BEGIN END DESTROY and import special methods |
| li2 | the @INC list and the %INC hash |
| lookinc | Display the @INC list |
| offspring.pm | class offspring - an animal that need attention |
| pet.pm | a pet is an animal ... inheritance ... |
| phisherman.pm | A simple class in Perl |
| ptest | test harness for the program.pm class |
| rider | Application that uses horse.pm |
| test_class_1 | Test harness for class "animal" |
| test_class_2 | Test harness for the various subclasses of animal |
| tharness | Perl program, calls 2 classes, polymorphism and interitance |
| tptest | Test program for the trainingprogram.pm class |
| transport.pm | Definition of a transport animal |
| ua | Looking at data via Data::Dumper |
| visit.pm | Set up obects via a utility factory (classes prog) |
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Object Oriented programming for larger projects
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Topics covered in this module
A Generic Class.
Where to look for modules.
Inheritance and hierarchy.
The Base class.
The derived class.
Special methods.
Imports and exports.
Exporting variables.
Importing variables.
Further notes on object orientation.
Extending our earlier generic example.
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