RE: Delimiter or no Delimiter, that's the question

Oh, I didn't see that one! Thanks!

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"Roode, Eric" <[email protected]> 
08/05/2010 11:50 AM

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RE: Delimiter or no Delimiter, that's the question






Why not just change the delimiter for the duration of that one subroutine, 
with the Delimiter() method, as shown in 
http://search.cpan.org/~adamk/Win32-TieRegistry-0.26/lib/Win32/TieRegistry.pm#Examples 
?
 
—Eric
 
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Subject: Delimiter or no Delimiter, that's the question
 

Gurus, 

I have a problem with TieRegistry in a code module. The TieRegistry code 
is used in several methods in the module, but the rub is this: in at least 
one method, I need the Delimiter set to '/', while in just one method it 
needs to be undefined. 

As currently coded, TieRegistry gets "used" at the module level like this: 


use Win32::TieRegistry (Delimiter => '/'); 

I'm wondering, is it possible to "use" TieRegistry inside the subroutine 
that requires the undefined Delimiter, so that the ones requiring the 
*defined* Delimiter can rely on the module-level statement, while the one 
requiring that Delimiter be undefined can rely its own use statement? That 
is, can I do this:

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