"Gupta, Sharad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >From ur example i assume that:
>
> my @order is an array collecting all of the objects with each order.
>
> So, instead of
>
> my @order = new miva_order;
>
> we mean to say:
>
> my @orders;
> my $obj = new miva_order;
> $obj->order_number(get_order_num_via_regex());
> push @orders,$obj;
>
> for (my $w=0;$w<=$#orders;$w++) {
> print $order[$w]->order_number();
^ 'order', or 'orders'?
> }
The Perlish way to do the above is:
foreach my $order (@orders) {
print $order->order_number();
}
This iterates over each element in the array @orders, and places them
in turn in a variable called '$order'. Do it this way, and you don't
have to worry about the index of the array at all.
-RN
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