For those who are interested...
This seems to work but I don't know why:
foreach $element (@elements) {
my $profile = MY_PROFILE->new();
$profile = eval(eval(Dumper($element)));
push(@profileArray,$profile);
}
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 11:51 AM, todd shifflett wrote:
> I am having trouble re-reading a record after I write it.
>
> This is my situation (I'll try and be as concise as possible):
>
>
> I have an object ($profile) with methods, variables, and variables of
> other objects.
> For example:
> $profile = MY_PROFILE->new();
> $profile->{NAME} = "theName";
> $profile->{ARRAY} = [MY_OBJECT->new(), MY_OBJECT->new(), ...];
> $profile->myFunction(); # calls a method of MY_PRIOFILE
>
>
> I then use Data::Dumper to write out a file with a header and an array
> of profiles:
> $Data::Dumper::Purity = 1;
> $Data::Dumper::Indent = 0;
> my $header = {DATE => "${year}\.${month}\.${day}"};
> open RECORD, ">$fileName";
> print RECORD Data::Dumper->Dump([$header], ["*header"]);
> close RECORD;
> foreach my $profile (@profileArray) {
> $profile->myFunction();
> open RECORD, ">>$fileName";
> print RECORD Data::Dumper->Dump([\$profile], ['*profile']);
> close RECORD;
> }
>
> when I read the file I can regenerate the header:
>
> open RECORDFILE, "<", $inFile;
> my @elements = split(";",);
> close RECORDFILE;
> my $element = shift(@elements);
> eval $element;
> $header = \%header;
>
> however I cannot recreate the MY_PROFILE object with:
>
> foreach $element (@elements) {
> my $profile = MY_PROFILE->new();
> eval $element;
> push(@profileArray,$profile);
> }
>
> is there anyone that can help? Am I being at all clear?
>
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