use strict;
use Class::Struct;
struct child_t => {
   type => '$',
};

struct parent_t => {
   type => '$',
   child => 'child_t',
   children=>'@',
};
#--- For a single child ----
my $Dad = new parent_t(child=> new child_t(type=>"teenager"));
print $Dad->child->type() . "\n";
#------ To use Multiple Children ---
my $index=0;
for (2..6){
  $Dad->children($index++, new child_t(type=>"Type $_"));
}
for (@{ $Dad->children() }){
  print "Kid type " . $_->type() . "\n";
}

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In reply to Re: Nested Class::Struct by NetWallah
in thread Nested Class::Struct by a.kumaresh

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