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Leon Timmermans <fawaka@gmail.com> wrote on Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:46:09 +0100: > You have tables in your POD? We should have that in the core > POD toolchain too. Perhaps so. >> item * >> >> Perl methods are just methods, and they always receive their invocant as a >> bonus, initial argument. =C2=A0Perl as a language makes no distinction between >> object methods, class methods, or static methods in the Python sense of these tings. >Isn't the same true for Python? (No python expert here). Perl doesn't have or need a special staticmethod() constructor to make a method that doesn't get its invocant passed in. Python also has a classmethod(), which makes a method work normally from our persepctive. Normal object methods aren't such. --tomThread Previous | Thread Next