I have the following code:
while (%26lt;code I can't post%26gt;) {
$Request-%26gt;{project} = $resultSetObj-%26gt;GetColumnValue(1);
$Request-%26gt;{id} = $resultSetObj-%26gt;GetColumnValue(2);
$Request-%26gt;{title} = $resultSetObj-%26gt;GetColumnValue(3);
print("$Request-%26gt;{project}, $Request-%26gt;{id}, $Request-%26gt;{title}\n"); # This prints the data I need prior to the array push.
push( @Requests, $Request );
}
print( scalar( @Requests . "\n" ) ); # Prints number of Array elements (144 in my case)
print("Printing array...\n");
foreach $Request (@Requests) {
printf ($Request-%26gt;{project}, $Request-%26gt;{id}, $Request-%26gt;{title}."\n");
}
The foreach statement prints the last element in the array only. How can I appropriately step through each element of the array and display the contents?
How do I display an array which contains structures using a foreach statement in Perl?
#!perl
my @Requests = ({project=%26gt;'x', id=%26gt;'one',title=%26gt;'a title'}, {project=%26gt;'x', id=%26gt;'two', title=%26gt;'second title'}, {project=%26gt;'x', id=%26gt;'three', title=%26gt;'third title'});
print( scalar( @Requests . "\n" ) ); # Prints number of Array elements (144 in my case)
print "Printing array...\n";
foreach $Request (@Requests) {
print $Request-%26gt;{project}, $Request-%26gt;{id}, $Request-%26gt;{title},"\n";
}
3
Printing array...
xonea title
xtwosecond title
xthreethird title
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