I got it thanks. I see my mistake..
wow this list is nice..
Thanks again
newbie
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 14:10, Eric Walker wrote:
OK hash should look like this.
M ->anonhash
a -> value;
b-> value;
c-> value;
does that help?
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 14:04, Bob Showalter wrote:
Eric Walker wrote:
> Hey all I know I have been told but I can't seem to access this hash.
> Can anyone look and see why I can't print out any values. The print
> item statement works and prints out the first level of the hash.
> I send in a pointer to $data and $rule.
>
> sub COMMENTSYNC{
> my($rule,$data) = @_;
> my($crule,$temp,@map,$count);
> foreach my $item (keys %{$$data}){
Here you're using $data as a reference to a scalar (which is in turn a
reference to a hash). Is that really what $data is?
> print %{$$data{$item}{'rule_desc'}} . "\n";
Here you're using $data as a reference to a hash. To be consistent with the
usage above, you would write that as $$data->{$item}. Also, why are you
trying to print a hash? That's odd.
> #print $item . "\n"; }
Show us your data, and show us what you expect to be printed. I can't figure
out what's going on. But then again, I'm not real smart.
