>>>>> "CK1[" == CHAN, KENNETH 1 [AG/7721] <kenneth.1.c...@monsanto.com> writes:
CK1[> Hi YH,
CK1[> Thanks a lot for your reply. I just tried it but it outputs:
CK1[> *******************************
CK1[> $VAR1 = 'ARRAY(0x1883454)
CK1[> ';
CK1[> *******************************
CK1[> which is still the similar problem. Any more idea? Thanks a lot.
CK1[> To be exact, I used this code:
CK1[> *******************************
CK1[> #!/usr/bin/perl
CK1[> use Class::Inspector;
CK1[> use Bio::Graphics;
CK1[> use Data::Dumper;
CK1[> my @methods = Class::Inspector->methods( 'Bio::Graphics', 'full',
'public');
CK1[> foreach (@methods) {
CK1[> print Dumper $_ . "\n";
first off, learn to bottom post and edit the quoted emails. i deleted
tons of stuff below this.
your problem is that you appended a newline to the reference thereby
stringifying it. dumper printed that string as you asked. when you use
dumper you only pass it the reference you want and nothing else. you
generally won't need a trailing newline anyhow. if you want to print
stuff with the dumped output, put it before dumper:
print "Method: ", Dumper $_ ;
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