Hi KSURi,

Thanks for your questions. Before getting into the details; I did make some assumptions that need to be tested:

The class level structure (defined in Foo) is a effectively a struct definition:

So, if in Foo, you define 

package Foo;
use base qw/Class::StructAccessors/;
__PACKAGE__->mk_struct_accessors({A => {B => C}});

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then the actual method created is C. 

my $obj = {};
bless $obj, "Foo";
$obj->{A}{B}{C} = "this is a C";
print $obj->C; # outputs  "this is a C"

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If you want another object with another fixed structure, then you need another class 
package Bar;
use base qw/Class::StructAccessors/;
__PACKAGE__->mk_struct_accessors({X => {Y => Z}});

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This will generate accessor method for Z.

In an nutshell, the above code works when you have finite number of structures that are know at run time.

I'm getting the feeling that you want a more dynamic solution that'll work at the instance on any structure; something like: 

my $obj = bless {a => {b => {c  => 'data  for c'}}},  "Class::StructAc
+cessorMk2";

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Always happy to assist (and code) :-) Please advise.

In reply to Re^3: Generating accessors for complex structures inside the object by snoopy
in thread Generating accessors and mutators for complex structures inside the object by KSURi

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