You only are saving one host because every time you go through the outer while loop $c gets overwritten with the current host. You need to save each host as you find it.

To loop over the entries you are on the right track with foreach you just need to dereference the arrays, something like this assuming you store your hosts in @Hosts.

foreach my $host (@Hosts)
{
    foreach my $if (@{$host->interface()})
    {
        print $if->mac(), "\n";
        print $if->ip(), "\n";
    }
}

#Or for a specific host/interface
print $Hosts[0]->interface(0)->mac(), "\n";

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In reply to Re: Having problems with class::struct by tedrek
in thread Having problems with class::struct by spill

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