Jay, To Perl, a Vector is just a regular Java object. You can manipulate it using that same API as in Java:
===== use Inline ( Java => <<'END', import java.util.* ; class test { static public Vector v(){ Vector v = new Vector() ; v.add("abc") ; v.add("123") ; return v ; } } END AUTOSTUDY => 1 ) ; my $v = test->v() ; print $v->get(0) . "\n" ; print $v->get(1) . "\n" ; $v->add("perl") ; print $v->get(2) . "\n" ; ===== Patrick On 11/7/06, Jay Strauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I'm using Inline::Java 0.50_92 upon Linux I can't seem to figure out how to access a java Vector. I've searched the archives and the doc but have found no crumbs. An attribute within a class is defined like: public Vector m_comboLegs = new Vector(); Each element in the Vector should be a comboLeg object (shown way below). When I get the object back from Inline::Java I would have thought I'd just access it like a regular ref to array but thats not working like: $object->[0] So how do I access each element of a vector from within Perl? Thanks Jay package com.ib.client; import java.util.Vector; public class ComboLeg { public final static int SAME = 0; // open/close leg value is same as combo public final static int OPEN = 1; public final static int CLOSE = 2; public final static int UNKNOWN = 3; public int m_conId; public int m_ratio; public String m_action; // BUY/SELL public String m_exchange; public int m_openClose; public ComboLeg() { m_conId = 0; m_ratio = 0; m_openClose = 0; } public ComboLeg(int p_ConId, int p_Ratio, String p_Action, String p_exchange, int p_openClose) { m_conId = p_ConId; m_ratio = p_Ratio; m_action = p_Action; m_exchange = p_exchange; m_openClose = p_openClose; } }
-- ===================== Patrick LeBoutillier Laval, Québec, Canada