> Though I'm making progress (thanks guys) I'm still having a problem
> with dereferencing the struct elements. I've re-read the section on
> References in Programming Perl and I thought what I was doing was
> correct, but I can't print out the values correctly. Here's a
> simplified version of wh
Ed am Dienstag, 11. April 2006 21.50:
> Though I'm making progress (thanks guys) I'm still having a problem
> with dereferencing the struct elements. I've re-read the section on
> References in Programming Perl and I thought what I was doing was
> correct, but I can't print out the values correctl
Though I'm making progress (thanks guys) I'm still having a problem
with dereferencing the struct elements. I've re-read the section on
References in Programming Perl and I thought what I was doing was
correct, but I can't print out the values correctly. Here's a
simplified version of what I'm try
On 4/10/06, Jay Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/10/06, Ed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Thanks guys!
> >
> > I've been reading everything I can about Perl and although I've read
> > Learning Perl, and have been referencing Programming Perl, The Perl
> > CookBook, Modern Perl Programming
Thanks guys!
I've been reading everything I can about Perl and although I've read
Learning Perl, and have been referencing Programming Perl, The Perl
CookBook, Modern Perl Programming and using the Perl Debugger mini
book, I must say, there's alot about Perl I don't yet understand. All
I know so
On 4/10/06, Ed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Yes, I see I fat fingered the owner/some_owner variable.
>
> It does compile on my system (if I omit use strict). I should add that
> I'm running Perl 5.6.1 because some of the code I'm maintaining needs
> this version.
>
> Exce
D. Bolliger am Montag, 10. April 2006 22.28:
[...]
> > print "addrs: @some_addrs";
>
> my @some_addrs = join ', ', @{$store->addrs};
My apologies, I pasted the wrong line. I meant:
print "addrs: ", (join ', ', @{$store->addrs}), "\n";
Dani
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Ed am Montag, 10. April 2006 20.56:
> I'm trying to use the Class::Struct to create some C-Like structs but
> I'm unable to dereference any array elements in the struct. I'm
> admittedly a Perl newbie trying to map my C programming experience
> into Perl so it's possible I'm "thinking in C" rathern
sn't compile. Also, you've mistyped one
> of the variables. You should always "use strict" and "use warnings" to
> avoid this kind of thing.
>
> Can't call method "name" on an undefined value at
> P:\Carnivore\Caymen\struct.pl line 24
method "name" on an undefined value at
P:\Carnivore\Caymen\struct.pl line 24.
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Subject: Class::Struct: Can't access struct field elements
I'm trying to use the C
I'm trying to use the Class::Struct to create some C-Like structs but
I'm unable to dereference any array elements in the struct. I'm
admittedly a Perl newbie trying to map my C programming experience
into Perl so it's possible I'm "thinking in C" rathern than in Perl.
I've referenced several texts
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