Hi all, I have two stucts (Class::Struct) that looks like this: 
struct directory => {
   name   => '$',
   files  => '@',
};

struct file => {
   name   => '$',
   permis => '$',
};

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I want to add all the files of a directory into the directory struct which is no problem, but I don't know how to access the data afterwards. The following does not work: 
#@direc contains a list of directories

foreach $dir (@direc){
   foreach $fi (@{$dir->files}){
   print $dir->$fi->name;
   }
}

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The error I get is: Can't locate object method "task=HASH(0x400a76fc)" via package "folder" at ... So I guess the error is reference related. Anyone to give a hand? Thanks in advance, Rune P.S. Whether to use a struct or not is not up for discussion :) - Not my choice

In reply to How to access struct of structs by RuneK

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