In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kim Helliwell) wrote:
> for $mbox ($account->obj('mailboxes')->get)
> {
> ... do some stuff...
> }
>
> But what if I want a reference to a list of all the mailboxes? Should
> I force a list context like this?
>
> $mboxes = ($account->obj('mailboxes')->get);
If you want a persistent reference to all the mailboxes, that will change as
the mailboxes change, then you just want merely:
$account->obj('mailboxes')
And then call ->get on it whenever you want the mailboxes.
But if you want a Perl reference to the list of all mailboxes, then you just
need to make one explicitly.
$mboxes = [ $account->obj('mailboxes')->get ];
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