Re^3: foreach doesn't select array element

Shouldn't foreach (@$fldref3) {} automatically use the referenced array or spit out a warning about passing a single ref?

I didn't read your code in detail, but when de-referencing a subscript'ed thing, you need to use {} to show "@" what it is operating upon, eg.. @{$fldref[3]}. If $fldref is just a single ref, then @$fldref works. But this doesn't work if $fldref has a subscript.

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Re^4: foreach doesn't select array element by december (Pilgrim) on May 04, 2009 at 13:50 UTC
Aha. So perhaps I expected the @ in @$fldref[] to operate on the whole thing, whereas I need the @{} to point out the subscript should be on the inside to (de)refer to the right array... I admit I don't always immediately understand in complex variable statements which `@{(@$var[3])->[0]}[3]` subscript applies to which part... At one point 2 3 4 levels deep with one single ref, the whole operator precedence becomes a bit confusing. Thanks for the help.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^4: foreach doesn't select array element
by december (Pilgrim) on May 04, 2009 at 13:50 UTC

Aha. So perhaps I expected the @ in @$fldref[] to operate on the whole thing, whereas I need the @{} to point out the subscript should be on the inside to (de)refer to the right array...

I admit I don't always immediately understand in complex variable statements which @{(@$var[3])->[0]}[3] subscript applies to which part... At one point 2 3 4 levels deep with one single ref, the whole operator precedence becomes a bit confusing.

Thanks for the help.

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