Difference: StaticMethod (1 vs. 3)

Revision 32013-09-25 - TWikiContributor

 
META TOPICPARENT name="ClassMethod"

Static Method

A StaticMethod is a method in a package that can be called without reference to an object of the package type. For example,

package Telecoms

StaticMethod defaultColor()

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<		my $colour = Telecoms::defaultColor()
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>		my $color = Telecoms::defaultColor()
 

Related Topics: ClassMethod, ObjectMethod, DeveloperDocumentationCategory

Revision 22010-06-24 - TWikiContributor

 
META TOPICPARENT name="ClassMethod"
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Static Method

 
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>		A StaticMethod is a method in a package that can be called without reference to an object of the package type. For example,
 

package Telecoms

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StaticMethod defaultColour()

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StaticMethod defaultColor()

 
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>		my $colour = Telecoms::defaultColor()
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<		my $colour = Telecoms::defaultColour()
 

Related Topics: ClassMethod, ObjectMethod, DeveloperDocumentationCategory

Revision 12005-03-27 - TWikiContributor

 
META TOPICPARENT name="ClassMethod"
A StaticMethod is a method in a package that can be called without reference to an object of the package type. For example,

package Telecoms

StaticMethod defaultColour() 


my $colour = Telecoms::defaultColour()

Related Topics: ClassMethod, ObjectMethod, DeveloperDocumentationCategory

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