> I wouldn't necessarily call it a bad habit as it does execute
> properly, it just doesn't produce as readable of code... Rob
> already covered -> well so I will just point you to some
> "light" reading if you thirst for more...
>
> perldoc perlreftut
> perldoc perlref
> perldoc perldsc
> per
Wiggins D Anconia wrote:
>
> > I think I am picking up some bad habits so maybe you guys can help.
> >
> > I currently use this notation @{$hash{key}} to access an array stored in
> > a hash.
> > I keep seeing posts that it is better to use an object like notation.
> > Can I see some examples on ho
> I think I am picking up some bad habits so maybe you guys can help.
>
> I currently use this notation @{$hash{key}} to access an array stored in
> a hash.
> I keep seeing posts that it is better to use an object like notation.
> Can I see some examples on how you would access the array or an e
Paul Kraus wrote:
>
> I think I am picking up some bad habits so maybe you guys can help.
>
> I currently use this notation @{$hash{key}} to access an array stored in
> a hash.
> I keep seeing posts that it is better to use an object like notation.
> Can I see some examples on how you would access
I think I am picking up some bad habits so maybe you guys can help.
I currently use this notation @{$hash{key}} to access an array stored in
a hash.
I keep seeing posts that it is better to use an object like notation.
Can I see some examples on how you would access the array or an element
of an a
