Access element in hash of hash of array
I have the following complex hash
my %step_order = (
# default steps in execute order
init_gpio => {
pointer => [&avk_restart,&connect_ppPort,&setup_TB_Port,&gpio_setup,&power_on_3_3],
action_on_failure => "die",
},
When I access try to access the individual process steps with the command, I get:
DB<61> x $step_order{init_gpio}{pointer}
and the output looks like the following.
0 ARRAY(0x3b8a0e8)
0 CODE(0x34b9888)
-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15
1 CODE(0x34ce4c0)
-> &main::connect_ppPort in board_subs.pm:139-209
2 CODE(0x3849998)
-> &main::setup_TB_Port in board_subs.pm:233-251
3 CODE(0x384a088)
-> &main::gpio_setup in board_subs.pm:253-270
4 CODE(0x384a730)
-> &main::power_on_3_3 in board_subs.pm:272-312
I can not access the 2nd line of each ARRAY entry; i.e., the of each element that reads "-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15".
I can extract the address for each step (CODE(0x34b9888)) but need the name of each step for further processing.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
arrays hash
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
GandalfGandalf
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I have the following complex hash
my %step_order = (
# default steps in execute order
init_gpio => {
pointer => [&avk_restart,&connect_ppPort,&setup_TB_Port,&gpio_setup,&power_on_3_3],
action_on_failure => "die",
},
When I access try to access the individual process steps with the command, I get:
DB<61> x $step_order{init_gpio}{pointer}
and the output looks like the following.
0 ARRAY(0x3b8a0e8)
0 CODE(0x34b9888)
-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15
1 CODE(0x34ce4c0)
-> &main::connect_ppPort in board_subs.pm:139-209
2 CODE(0x3849998)
-> &main::setup_TB_Port in board_subs.pm:233-251
3 CODE(0x384a088)
-> &main::gpio_setup in board_subs.pm:253-270
4 CODE(0x384a730)
-> &main::power_on_3_3 in board_subs.pm:272-312
I can not access the 2nd line of each ARRAY entry; i.e., the of each element that reads "-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15".
I can extract the address for each step (CODE(0x34b9888)) but need the name of each step for further processing.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
arrays hash
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
GandalfGandalf
11
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I have the following complex hash
my %step_order = (
# default steps in execute order
init_gpio => {
pointer => [&avk_restart,&connect_ppPort,&setup_TB_Port,&gpio_setup,&power_on_3_3],
action_on_failure => "die",
},
When I access try to access the individual process steps with the command, I get:
DB<61> x $step_order{init_gpio}{pointer}
and the output looks like the following.
0 ARRAY(0x3b8a0e8)
0 CODE(0x34b9888)
-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15
1 CODE(0x34ce4c0)
-> &main::connect_ppPort in board_subs.pm:139-209
2 CODE(0x3849998)
-> &main::setup_TB_Port in board_subs.pm:233-251
3 CODE(0x384a088)
-> &main::gpio_setup in board_subs.pm:253-270
4 CODE(0x384a730)
-> &main::power_on_3_3 in board_subs.pm:272-312
I can not access the 2nd line of each ARRAY entry; i.e., the of each element that reads "-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15".
I can extract the address for each step (CODE(0x34b9888)) but need the name of each step for further processing.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
arrays hash
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
GandalfGandalf
11
I have the following complex hash
my %step_order = (
# default steps in execute order
init_gpio => {
pointer => [&avk_restart,&connect_ppPort,&setup_TB_Port,&gpio_setup,&power_on_3_3],
action_on_failure => "die",
},
When I access try to access the individual process steps with the command, I get:
DB<61> x $step_order{init_gpio}{pointer}
and the output looks like the following.
0 ARRAY(0x3b8a0e8)
0 CODE(0x34b9888)
-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15
1 CODE(0x34ce4c0)
-> &main::connect_ppPort in board_subs.pm:139-209
2 CODE(0x3849998)
-> &main::setup_TB_Port in board_subs.pm:233-251
3 CODE(0x384a088)
-> &main::gpio_setup in board_subs.pm:253-270
4 CODE(0x384a730)
-> &main::power_on_3_3 in board_subs.pm:272-312
I can not access the 2nd line of each ARRAY entry; i.e., the of each element that reads "-> &main::avk_restart in board_subs.pm:4-15".
I can extract the address for each step (CODE(0x34b9888)) but need the name of each step for further processing.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
arrays hash
arrays hash
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
GandalfGandalf
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:32
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