note sauoq <p>My first suggestion is not to do this. If you have a working module and it is already heavily used, just write a new module for the OO stuff and have <em>it</em> use the old module under the covers. It is far too easy to break the original code in subtle ways.</p> <p>As an illustration, you already broke the functionality of your original module because your new isFile() doesn't take a verbose argument when it isn't used as a method.</p> <pre> -sauoq "My two cents aren't worth a dime."; </pre> 195887 195887