>> Depending on whether there are one or more sets of values, XML::Simple
>> either creates a hash or an array, either of which are stored here:
>>
>> $parsed_response->{Label}->{Image}
>>
>> My code retrieves the correct value when it's an array but I'm not
>> sure how to do the same when it's a hash. I also need to be able to
>> decide if it's a hash or an array so I can execute the appropriate
>> code for retrieving the value. Can anyone show me how to do this?
>
> I'm afraid XML::Simple isn't very good at producing consistent data
> structures unless it is tweaked a little. Using ForceArray should help;
> this is from the documentation
>
>> * check out "ForceArray" because you'll almost certainly want to turn
>> it on
>
> and
>
>> ForceArray => 1 *# in - important*
>> This option should be set to '1' to force nested elements to be
>> represented as arrays even when there is only one.
Thanks Rob. I think ForceArray is what I need but I can't come up
with the right setting. If I set 'ForceArray => 1', everything seems
to be forced into an array but I don't want to loop with foreach for
every value I want to retrieve. I'd like to force only
$parsed_response->{Label}->{Image} into an array but I can't find the
correct setting for ForceArray.
- Grant
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