Re^5: OO: short memory?

Probably a typo in your post, but a typo would cause this sort of problem:
"Materia::Variable::Pressure". I think you want "Material::Variable::Pressure".

Also, have you considered putting expressions into a hash building expression? I find that style much more readable (especially after reading large amounts of Data::Dumper output).

my $hydrogen = { element => { Z => 1,
                  mass => ...,
                },
         name => { default => 'Hydrogen',
               'en-CA' => 'Hydrogen',
             },
         symbol => { ... },
         boilT => ...,
           };
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Re^6: OO: short memory? by Anonymous Monk on Jan 28, 2008 at 02:17 UTC
No, I was wanting to use Materia. But, it turns out to be a typo. In the package statement in the module. Thanks. I have everything nicely lined up, so it isn't too hard to read the data. And once I get the merge done, all of the data will be sitting in a database and this program won't be needed any more. I hadn't though too much about trying to trying to make each hash prettier. It isn't quite as bad as Data::Dumper.	[reply]

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Re^6: OO: short memory?
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 28, 2008 at 02:17 UTC

I have everything nicely lined up, so it isn't too hard to read the data. And once I get the merge done, all of the data will be sitting in a database and this program won't be needed any more. I hadn't though too much about trying to trying to make each hash prettier. It isn't quite as bad as Data::Dumper.

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