Why aren't you just using isa?
like that:
$uri = $uri->url if $uri->isa('WWW::Mechanize::Link');
Then someone could extend the WWW::Mechanize::Link - class and do some nasty stuff with it
(I did, and it worked fine for me)
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.56, but looked at 1.66 and is the same line
on Linux (but that isn't relevant, is it?)
Additional information:
I've attached a possible solution and an example (the example is very dumb)
Greets Patrick Seebauer
PatrickS...@gmail.com reported on Nov 19, 2010
Why aren't you just using isa? like that: $uri = $uri->url if $uri->isa('WWW::Mechanize::Link'); Then someone could extend the WWW::Mechanize::Link - class and do some nasty stuff with it (I did, and it worked fine for me) What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 1.56, but looked at 1.66 and is the same line on Linux (but that isn't relevant, is it?) Additional information: I've attached a possible solution and an example (the example is very dumb) Greets Patrick SeebauerDetails
Imported from Google Code issue 187 via archive
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petda...@gmail.com commented on Apr 24, 2011 :
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