Re^3: How can I print hash content to pdf file ?

If you need to supply coordinates, why don't you supply them when you print in your loop?

Try maybe printing stuff into separate lines?

my $offset = 300;
for my $line (@names) {
    $pdf->text( "Hello PERL", x => 300, y => $offset );
    $offset = $offset + 50; # move to "next line"
};
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I chose 50 by random, maybe you want 12 (points) or 24.

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Re^4: How can I print hash content to pdf file ? by vkk05 (Initiate) on Dec 10, 2017 at 11:31 UTC
Passing offset is a good suggestion. But I need to print hash value instead of 'Hello Perl'. I mean inside $pdf->text what can be written?	[reply]
Re^5: How can I print hash content to pdf file ? by Corion (Patriarch) on Dec 10, 2017 at 11:51 UTC
`->text()` can write only text. You need to convert your data to text before you can write it. So, now maybe it's a good time to look at the first program to see whether/how you can atually get text from your data structure. Data::Dumper is a good way to inspect data structures. Update: Fixed missing markup spotted by Athanasius	[reply] [d/l]


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