Re^3: String contents

[bitingduck]

in reply to Re^2: String contents
in thread String contents

use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

#do some stuff that generates a structure called $struct->stuff

print Dumper($struct->stuff);

or if you want a structure more stringified, use Data::Dump as already mentioned

[perlyr]

still not sure how to use it. Assumer my variable is $var, and my output filehandle is OUTFILE.When I tried the following, it failed. print Dumper($struct->stuff); print OUTFILE "stuff\n";

[Anonymous Monk]

Assumer my variable is $var , and my output filehandle is OUTFILE.When I tried the following, it failed.

If your variable is called $var why are you trying to print $struct...?

print OUTFILE Dumper( $var );

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