After a small hiatus, I'm back writing Perl programs and using Object::InsideOut (from CPAN).
I am also experimenting with using Eclipse (with the EPIC plug-in) as a Perl IDE.
When I run a specific Perl script (that uses Object::InsideOut) from within Eclipse, the IDE freezes. However, the scripts appears to run from the OS command line.
If I load Eclipse and look at the package window tree hierarchy, there appears to be problem under epic_links. Here, there is a subfolder (1194631772531) containing an InsideOut subfolder containing InsideOut.pm. When I load the InsideOut.pm module into the editor, there appears to be a problem on line 706.
Error: Undefined subroutine &B::svref_2object called
A fatal error (trappable)
The subroutine indicated hasn't been defined, or if it was, it has
since been undefined.
I got this from the author of Object:InsideOut.
The error given by the editor is a red herring. Line 15 of InsideOut.pm loads the B module: require B; There is some other problem at work. I suggest you contact the author of the EPIC plug-in about both of these issues (the hang and the editor error).
Do you know why this may be a problem?
Closed: out of date. I tried EPIC 0.7.0 + Object::InsideOut without problems on my Linux / Mars.SR2 box.