Thomas Drought <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Real Perl newbie question...
:
: I have a script that retrieves a response using HTTP:Request
: and HTTP:Response. I get back a response in the content as a
: URLEncoded string. For example 'id=101&results=passed'
:
: I would like to take this response, and parse it into an
: array where I can call each value by it's key name, for
: example:
Arrays use indexes (integers) to identify their individual
values. Hashes use keys. You probably want a hash.
: print 'My ID = %myarray['id']';
: print 'My Results = %myarray['results']';
Parsing is breaking something down into its component
parts. You are printing here. Read 'perldata'. It is a file
included in the standard perl distribution. It will help you
with syntax. URI::URL and URI::QueryParam have functions to
parse queries.
HTH,
Charles K. Clarkson
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