so i have the following code:
foreach my $node (@tables){
my @rows = $node->look_down(_tag => 'tr');
foreach my $row (@rows){ #grabbing data from each row at this point
my @part_cell = $row->splice_content(3, 1); #part number
my $cell = $part_cell[0];
next
is there a type() function in perl? i need to be able to test the
contents of an array and
if (type($value)=='string' or type($value)=='int') {print "i win";}
thats basically what i need to be able to do. if it helps i know ahead
of time that the two type in the array will always be a hashref o
how would i find out what attributes and methods are in a name space?
for example i have an object in my code and im not sure what type it is,
what attributes are associated with it, what methods etc etc how can i
find out. in python there was dir() and type() which was a big help.
anything sim
Dixon wrote:
Hunter Barrington wrote:
ok so im using HTML::TreeBuilder to pull some data off of a website
and parse it. If I'm understanding this right each tag of the tree is
put inside the tree as a hash reference with hash references inside
of it for each tag thats below it.
ok so im using HTML::TreeBuilder to pull some data off of a website and
parse it. If I'm understanding this right each tag of the tree is put
inside the tree as a hash reference with hash references inside of it
for each tag thats below it. Like:
= $root_hash_ref->$body_hash_ref->$p_hash_ref
