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Small OOP program in perl

Hi,

I need a small example to store userid and password in a flat file.
I would like to do as...
I would like to create a module, in that i have two functions.
1. for creating user id
2. for creating password

for creating userid, i will pass two inputs (ie, unique_number, userid)
for creaing password, i will pass two inputs(ie, unique_number,password).
userid function will store the unique number and userid in a flat file.
password function will store the password in the flat file .

In my main program i am passing these values to module.
Can you please help me to write a sample program for that?

Thanks and Regards,
S

geotiger

The following is just a quick shot. It did not check user or password existance and did encrpt password neither. It just demonstrate how you could construct your module and how to use it. Hope this is helpful.

GT

# -- your main program
package main;
use Sureshp::Users;

my $obj = bless {}, "main";

$obj->create_userid(1, 'test_user1');
$obj->create_password(1,'secret');

exit;

# --- your package file under a folder in your @INC

package Sureshp::Users; # you can use an module name that you see fit

use strict;
use vars qw(@ISA $VERSION @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK);
use Carp;

$VERSION = 0.01;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw(create_userid create_password);
@EXPORT_OK = qw(
create_userid create_password
);

sub create_userid {
my $s = shift;
my ($n, $id, $fn) = @_;

$fn = '/my/user/id/file.txt' if ! $fn;
open FN, ">>$fn" or die "Could not write to file: $!\n";
print FN "$n,$id\n"
close FN;
return;
}

sub create_password {
my $s = shift;
my ($n, $pwd, $fn) = @_;

$fn = '/my/user/id/password.txt' if ! $fn;
open FN, ">>$fn" or die "Could not write to file: $!\n";
print FN "$n,$pwd\n"
close FN;
return;
}

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