Re: How to dereference array of ref.s?

you can dereference using braces and prepending the right sigyl; print ${ $a[0] }

Standard doc is perlref

Your array element is just a plain scalar and you must learn just how to derefence a sclar. Infact is the same of: my $ref = \'qwerty'; print ${ $ref }

If no confusion is possible, as in my second example, you can dereference without braces like in print $$ref or using postfix dereference use feature 'postderef'; my $ref = \'qwerty'; print $ref->$* but see the above docs for versions of perl that have this feature enable or usable.

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Re^2: How to dereference array of ref.s? by haukex (Archbishop) on May 20, 2018 at 18:14 UTC
versions of perl that have this feature enable or usable The Postfix Dereference Syntax is enabled by default in Perl 5.24 and above. E.g. on v5.26: `$ perl -wMstrict -e' my $q="qwer"; my @a=(\$q); print $a[0]->$,"\n";' qwer` [download] However, if you want it to interpolate in strings, you do need to enable the `postderef_qq` feature, for example via the v5.24 feature bundle ("`use 5.024;`"): `$ perl -wM5.024 -e' my $q="qwer"; my @a=(\$q); print "$a[0]->$\n";' qwer` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^2: How to dereference array of ref.s? by nikolay (Beadle) on May 20, 2018 at 15:00 UTC
Thank you! Awesome!	[reply]