Dear Monks,
I'm trying to build a dispatch table wich looks like this:
my %function_to_compute_taste_value = {
ClickInterval => \&compute_interval ,
ClickInterstice => \&compute_interstice ,
EffInactivity => \&compute_inact_and_expo_effective ,
Exposure => \&get_exposure_service
} ;
My question being: I want to pass very different args to each of these subs. I wonder If there is a really clean way to do it.
Thanx a lot!
edited: Tue Sep 3 13:09:41 2002 by jeffa - code tags and spacing
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