On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 16:50, <pa...@compugenic.com> wrote:
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> for my $i ($client->{count}) {
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The problem is one of precedence, dereferencing with @ takes
precedence over ->, so Perl sees
for my $i (@{$client}->{count}) {
The solution is to use @{} to tell Perl what expression to use to
produce the reference
for my $i (@{$client->{count}}) {
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