Re: Changing a loop based on the nature of a reference

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Why not pretend that your returned hash is actually a list of 1 hash.
i.e

my @myarray;
push @myarray, @{$content->{Addresses}{ArrayOfAddressResponse}{Address
+Response}};
foreach my $response ( @myarray ) {
   do stuff...
}
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I think this might work. You may even be able to directly reference without the push.
John

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Re^2: Changing a loop based on the nature of a reference by rastoboy (Monk) on Nov 05, 2009 at 07:47 UTC
Your Mother: On the money, yes, XML::Simple. And I think that is likely the best way to fix it this time--thanks! I also like your terniary method. Mostly because I look for any opportunity to use the terniary operator :-) Nah but actually that seems pretty nice. :-) Thanks to all!	[reply]

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