Re^2: WURFL web browsers patch and XML::Simple

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I can't see how that would ever work. for my $browser (%hash) iterates over both keys and values of the hash.

Since the keys are always strings, I can't see how $browser->{user_agent} works.

Did I miss something here?

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Re^3: WURFL web browsers patch and XML::Simple by jonnyfolk (Vicar) on Dec 14, 2009 at 12:04 UTC
Ah, ok. So what I need to do to make it work is: `foreach my $browser ( %{$data->{devices}->{device}} ) { print "$data->{devices}->{device}->{$browser}->{user_agent}<br>"; }` [download] I think that is an improvement on where I started as it goes into the heart of the data structure rather than disassembling it. However perhaps there is more that can be done? Update:The inclusion of values in jethro's update effectively fixes the problem, the solution direct and concise.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^3: WURFL web browsers patch and XML::Simple
by jonnyfolk (Vicar) on Dec 14, 2009 at 12:04 UTC

Ah, ok. So what I need to do to make it work is:

foreach my $browser ( %{$data->{devices}->{device}} ) {
  print "$data->{devices}->{device}->{$browser}->{user_agent}<br>";
}
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I think that is an improvement on where I started as it goes into the heart of the data structure rather than disassembling it. However perhaps there is more that can be done?

Update:The inclusion of values in jethro's update effectively fixes the problem, the solution direct and concise.

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[d/l]

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