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runs fine for me (no errors or warnings) and prints "6", as expected. Or was there some other result that you wanted to produce?
ummm... looks like I am not begin able to visualize u my situation here,
I have configuration file where I have got array @CFG, And in my script I am reading that array(not using filehandle) and accessing elements of that array using following command, "$CFG::CFG[0]->{'CMD'}";
As In your script you are getting 6 out of this command print scalar @CFG, "\n";
I also want to find out the number of elements, But how? I tried following commands but non-workes,
I have configuration file where I have got array @CFG,
And in my script I am reading that array(not using filehandle) and accessing elements of that array using following command, "$CFG::CFG[0]->{'CMD'}";
As In your script you are getting 6 out of this command print scalar @CFG, "\n";
I also want to find out the number of elements, But how? I tried following commands but non-workes,
CODE
print scalar @CFG::CFG print scalar @CFG, "\n";
I guess I'm still not following you, because, if you can access $CFG::CFG[0], then you can access @CFG::CFG and "scalar @CFG::CFG" should tell you how many items are in that array.
Can you post a minimal (but complete/runnable) failing test case, including both a file demonstrating where @CFG is defined and one demonstrating how you're accessing it, along with what your desired output from the test case would be?
I have configuration file where I have got array @CFG,
And in my script I am reading that array(not using filehandle) and accessing elements of that array using following command, "$CFG::CFG[0]->{'CMD'}";
As In your script you are getting 6 out of this command print scalar @CFG, "\n";
I also want to find out the number of elements, But how? I tried following commands but non-workes,
CODE
print scalar @CFG::CFG print scalar @CFG, "\n";
I guess I'm still not following you, because, if you can access $CFG::CFG[0], then you can access @CFG::CFG and "scalar @CFG::CFG" should tell you how many items are in that array.
Can you post a minimal (but complete/runnable) failing test case, including both a file demonstrating where @CFG is defined and one demonstrating how you're accessing it, along with what your desired output from the test case would be?
Hi dsherohman, I got it working, there was some scripting error with my configuration file, Any way thanks!!!
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