Hi Monks !

I have to request your wisdom again.

I have a config.file to do some tests and i would like to get some values from this one also.

Here my config.file : 

my $folder = 'E:\FOLDER\Test\WEB';
{
       license => [ 'kit-licence.zip',
                    'kit-work.zip'
                   ],
       programs => [
             #template society =>\%program_work
             'VIKTOR DESCRIPTION PRODUCT' => { 
                    name => 'VIKTOR ', 
                    parameters => [
                           Count_id                           => '06 (
+Viktor)',
                           Birth_date                    => '1995-04-3
+0',
                           Marriage_date              => '2014-05-26',
                           Divorce_date               => '2015-03-30',
                           Activities_folder               => $folder.
+'\VIKTOR\independent worker',
                           Activities_format               => 'Enterpr
+ise Format (V35)',
                           Description_File_from       => $folder.'\VI
+KTOR\FILE\description.xlm',
                      
                    ] 
             },
           
             'OLIVER NEW OBJECT' => {   
                    name => 'OLIVER ', 
                    parameters => [
                           Count_id                           => '06 (
+oliver)',
                           Birth_date                    => '1990-04-3
+0',
                           Marriage_date              => '2011-03-26',
                           Divorce_date               => '2014-01-30',
                           Activities_folder               => $folder.
+'\OLIVER\independent worker',
                           Activities_format               => 'Enterpr
+ise Format (V35)',
                           Description_File_from       => $folder.'\OL
+IVER\FILE\description.xlm',
                      
                    ] 
             }, 
       ]
};

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My file test is following:

#test.pl
use Modern::Perl;
my $config = do 'work.conf';
use Data::Dumper;
say Dumper( $config );

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To get parameters in Programs for Viktor for example, i can do this : 
 %programs = @{ $config->{programs} };
    for my $prog (values %programs) {
      my %param = @{ $prog->{parameters} };
      for my $name (sort keys %param){
       print $name, ': ', $param{$name},"\n";
      }
    }

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But in my case, i want to be able to get parameters for every user. Here it's just for Viktor. I would like to get them for Oliver or for an other user. For that, and to differentiate all users, i have to use the "template society" which is the name to diffenciate every users . For example, for Viktor, it's :"VIKTOR DESCRIPTION PRODUCT".For Oliver :"OLIVER NEW OBJECT"..

How can i do that ?

Same thing for "License":

 license => [ 'kit-licence.zip',
               'kit-work.zip'
                   ],
       programs => [..

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I would like to get the license by name of each one. For example, 'kit-license.zip'..

And not by "hard coding" like that: 

use File::Spec::Functions qw/catfile/;
  my $filename = catfile($::svn, ${$config->{license}}[0]);
  my $filename1 = catfile($::svn, ${$config->{license}}[1]);

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Perhaps in a loop, but i didn't find .

Many thanks in advance for help !!

PS : Don't ask me why they are all divorced. I really don't know.

*****Lost in translation****TIMTOWTOI****

In reply to Loops for Hash in a config.file by Chaoui05

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