in reply to reference versus bless
I guess maybe a good answer must be constituted from code.
I am just using a reference to my data structure. Is there an advantage to changing it to a blessed reference? most of my accessors are generic but a few are specialized. I seek your thoughts and or possible change ideas.
As you can see I put the data into a array then reference it to a hash so I can get at it easily then return the whole thing as a reference. The reason for the array is so I can loop through it to write out the converted data in case your wondering. Also I am following a (MVC) model, view, controller programming style. This is part of the data model.
main.pl
my $buffer = Data::File::Open('all.bin'); my %Header = Data::Struct::Define::Header::Get($buffer); my $objREF_wp = Data::Struct::Wp::wpData(substr($buffer, $Header{ws}{s +tart}, $Header{ws}{offset})); $value = Data::Struct::Wp::n_1_1($objREF_wp);
Wp.pm
sub wpData{ my $buffer = shift; my $binString = unpack('b*', substr($buffer, 0)); my @data; my %objREF; my $count = 0; open(F, "Waypoints.txt") or die $!; my @funct = <F>; close(F); foreach my $line (@funct) { $line=~s/\r|\n//g; my @element = split(/,/, $line); my $value = substr($binString, $element[1], $element[2]); #### NO BYTES SWAPPING FOR THIS STRUCT $data[$count] = $value; $objREF{$element[0]} = \$data[$count]; $objREF{array} = \@data; $count++; } $objREF{static} = "yes"; $objREF{instream} = "$binString"; $objREF{size} = "81"; $objREF{end} = substr($binString, (((81 * 8) - (length(join('', @d +ata)))) - 1)); return \%objREF; } sub n_1_1{ ##### IN: [obj-ref,new value or nothing to return value] my $objREF = shift; if (@_){ my $value = shift; my $bitstream = ${$objREF->{n_way}}; substr($bitstream,0,1) = $value; ${$objREF->{n_way}} = $bitstream; } else{ my $bitstream = ${$objREF->{n_way}}; my $value = substr($bitstream, 0, 1); return $value; } }
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Re^2: reference versus bless
by martell (Hermit) on Jan 16, 2005 at 19:42 UTC |