Hi (again !)
I posted a question yesterday just for info on hashrefs which I have read and it makes sense. Putting this into proactive though has now toally confused me !
I have an XML file sucked into a hash via XML::Simple. That's OK. I can see the data using Data::Dumper.
I seem to have a Hash of Arrays, and those Arrays contain another hash.
All I am trying to do is get to the data but every route I take I am getting myself into more confusion.
I have copied a chunk of the code in bwloe so you can tell me what I am missing (and laugh a bit at the same time at a novice !! lol)
[CODE=perl]
use XML::Simple;
my $xml_hash = XMLin('concorde .xml');
# use Data::Dumper;
# print Dumper($xml_has h);
print "first hash : $xml_hash\n";
for my $key (keys %{$xml_hash}) {
print "$key => ${$xml_hash}{$k ey}\n";
#output from above is a single key of "ORDER"
}
print "test0: ${$xml_hash}{OR DER}[0]\n";
print "test1: ${$xml_hash}{OR DER}[1]\n";
my $next_hash = "${$xml_hash}{O RDER}[0]";
print "next hash : $next_hash \n";
for my $key (keys %{$next_hash}) {
print "$key => ${$next_hash}{$ key}\n";
}
[/CODE]
OK.. the output of the above is:
Something I have done is clearly wrong/stupid etc.
Help !! Once I get one working I'll be fine !
Keith
I posted a question yesterday just for info on hashrefs which I have read and it makes sense. Putting this into proactive though has now toally confused me !
I have an XML file sucked into a hash via XML::Simple. That's OK. I can see the data using Data::Dumper.
I seem to have a Hash of Arrays, and those Arrays contain another hash.
All I am trying to do is get to the data but every route I take I am getting myself into more confusion.
I have copied a chunk of the code in bwloe so you can tell me what I am missing (and laugh a bit at the same time at a novice !! lol)
[CODE=perl]
use XML::Simple;
my $xml_hash = XMLin('concorde .xml');
# use Data::Dumper;
# print Dumper($xml_has h);
print "first hash : $xml_hash\n";
for my $key (keys %{$xml_hash}) {
print "$key => ${$xml_hash}{$k ey}\n";
#output from above is a single key of "ORDER"
}
print "test0: ${$xml_hash}{OR DER}[0]\n";
print "test1: ${$xml_hash}{OR DER}[1]\n";
my $next_hash = "${$xml_hash}{O RDER}[0]";
print "next hash : $next_hash \n";
for my $key (keys %{$next_hash}) {
print "$key => ${$next_hash}{$ key}\n";
}
[/CODE]
OK.. the output of the above is:
Code:
first hash : HASH(0x304867a8) ORDER => ARRAY(0x304b00d0) test0: HASH(0x30486c1c) test1: HASH(0x30486d54) next hash : HASH(0x30486c1c)
Help !! Once I get one working I'll be fine !
Keith
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