Oh wise ones:

Can someone point me to an example of how to implement and access the kind of object shown below?
Most of the examples if found are an object that contains one other object.
I need to create an object that contains a hash of sub-objects each sub-object is made up of a number of different objects and an array of an object type.

Object1 contains scalars
Object2 Contains scalars
Object3 contains scalars (OK that part is easy)
Object4 contains an Object1, an Object2, an array of Object3s, and scalars
Object5 contains a hash of Object4s and scalars
Object6 contains a hash of Object5s

In general the program will need to get or set each element in each object individually.

The ability to enumerate the object3s in the Object6 and the ability to Enumerate through the object4s an object5 are the only other complex accesses I need.

Thanks,
-Pat

In reply to Complex Objects by PatMurty

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