Hi Monks, I've got the following constructor: 
sub new {
  my ($class, $fullpath, $date, $hostname) = @_;

  # Load log file in memory
  open(LOG_FILE, '<', $fullpath);
  @log_lines = <LOG_FILE>;
  close(LOG_FILE);

  # Define the object instance
  my $self = {
    log_lines => \@log_lines,
    fullpath  => $fullpath,
    date      => $date,
    hostname  => $hostname
  };

  bless($self, $class);

  return $self;
}

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After blessing the object, $self->{log_lines} is an ARRAY of ARRAYs. Why?

Thanks,
mc

In reply to Blessing object changes array attribute into array of arrays? by mclow

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