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I have a bit of a strange problem... I have consulted the very useful assistance haukex and others provided on Re^9: Preparing data for Template.

The problem is dereferencing an entry in a hash. At first, I thought it was the trouble I always seem to run into when using references. So, I built some test code to check what I was doing and it works as expected.

use strict; my $val = 'A'; my $vars = { 'test' => $val }; reftest('testing', $vars); sub reftest { my ($value, %vars) = @_; print "$value\n"; print $$vars{'test'}."\n"; } C:\Users\ian\Perl>perl dereference.pl testing A
The output is exactly as expected.

But the code on the webserver is structured the same. The only difference is that the subroutine is a method in a blessed object...could this really make a difference?

The calling code...

my $vars = { 'testpage' => $data{'testpage'} }; $html->process('index', $vars);

And the method within the $html object...

sub process { my ($self, $disp, %v) = @_; my $testpage = $$v{'testpage'}; print "<h1>".$testpage."</h1>\n"; }
The output is <h1></h1> only.

I have checked the $data{'testpage'} contains the expected data of either 'A' or 'B'.
What is causing the lack of dereferencing or what else could I try to debug this problem?


In reply to Dereferencing in blessed object by Bod

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