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Hello,
Please check the type of the object returned by new function:
my $o = Audio::TagLib::Tag::->composer();
print ref $o, "\n";
If the bless is right, you can get 'Audio::TagLib::String', then you can print the content of that string by $o->CString()
To completely verify the structure of that object, it is also a good idea to run:
use Devel::Peek; Dump($o);
I assume you might forget to call CString function, print $o will show you the C pointer address, which is of course a big number ;-)
I plan to add such operator overload function to make print $o work in future version.
-dongxu
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