Hi --

I could use a little help learning Class:Struct. I want to traverse a directory, visiting only certain subdirectories to find files that need to be documented. The directories I want to visit are: 

bin
js
js/WATS
php
php/web_crawler

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(There will be other sub-subdirectories added later)

Referring to perldoc for Class:Struct, I tried to create such a tree at compile time: 

use Class::Struct DOCUMENTABLE_PATHS => {
    bin => { },
    js  => { WATS => { } },
    php => { },
    scripts => { web_crawler => { } },
};

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The compile-time error I receive points to the use line: 
'HASH(0x24a2fd8)' is not a valid struct element type

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I'm guessing it doesn't like the way I'm recursing, but I'm stuck.

Maybe this isn't the best way to solve this problem, but I would like to add Class:Struct to my toolbelt. Thanks for any help.

Chap

In reply to Recursive Class:Struct syntax error? by ibm1620

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