I have an object defined in the file act.pm as:
package Act ;
use Class::Struct ;
struct Act => {
nxt => '$' , # Pointer to next Act
lev => '$' , # Level for this Act
ln => '$' , # Line Number
cnt => '$' ,
pz => '$' , # Posistion in File
typ => '$' , # Act type ("M", "F", "E")
};
1 ;
Then in my main program I have:
use Act ;
How does one create an array of objects of type act ?.
Each individual object needs to be created.
I can't see
my $gActs[1000] = new act ;
working.
If I do:
my @gActs ;
when I later try to assign
$gAct[10] = new act ;
I get errors because $gAct[10] is not of type act.
I started a while ago with a copy of the pink camel which was
great but does nto address objects at all. I just received a copy of the
blue camel and besides being in way over my head, I am sure the answer
is in there staring at me, but I can't find it.
It is actually not strictly necessary to use an array of
objects. A linked list would work fine, but so far I have not seen
anything that tells my how to point anything besides a single variable
at an object.
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