On 17/03/2020 12:40, Thomas Lamprecht wrote:
On 3/17/20 11:21 AM, Stefan Reiter wrote:
+ $local_volumes->{$opt} = $conf->{${opt}};
Does $conf->{${opt}} have too many brackets or is this another arcane perl syntax
I've yet to discover? (iow. why not just $conf->{$opt} ?)
It's not that arcane, you surely used it sometimes, for example:
* in strings to separate variable from text: "${foo}bar"
* to treat a hashrefs element as hash: keys %{$foo->{bar}}
* to treat a hashrefs element as array: @{$foo->{bar}}
so yes, it isn't useful here and would be nicer to just be $opt, but
${opt} is the same thing :)
I assumed that's what's going on, but with Perl you never know and I'd
only seen it in strings - the hashref stuff is a bit different IMO.
But thanks for clearing it up :)
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