You can probably get away without checking for the existance of @{$t->{children}}. Either that or change:

if(@{$t->{children}}){

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with

if($#{$t->{children}} > 0){

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or some other variant. Depends on how you create the node.

Must admit I've never noticed C like strcutures in Perl (such as trees and link-lists). Recently I've wondered why. Could be that there are, just I've never noticed...

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In reply to Re: Recursion, tree parsing. by !unlike
in thread Recursion, tree parsing. by BUU

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