Instead it returns nothing.
If you
use strict and warnings you will get something -- an error message.
wfsp is correct. Dumpvalue may also be useful when you're trying to remember how to dereference because it shows the numeric indexes of arrays (How can I visualize my complex data structure?):
use warnings;
use strict;
use Dumpvalue;
my $res1 = {
'report' => [
'2011-01-25 10:30:50',
{
'AntiVir' => 'Eicar-Test-Signature'
}
]
};
Dumpvalue->new->dumpValue($res1);
__END__
'report' => ARRAY(0x60b0f0)
0 '2011-01-25 10:30:50'
1 HASH(0x60b220)
'AntiVir' => 'Eicar-Test-Signature'
An alternate approach is to use Data::Diver:
use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Diver qw(Dive);
my $res1 = {
'report' => [
'2011-01-25 10:30:50',
{
'AntiVir' => 'Eicar-Test-Signature'
}
]
};
print Dive( $res1, qw( report 0 ) ), "\n";
print Dive( $res1, qw( report 1 AntiVir ) ), "\n";
__END__
2011-01-25 10:30:50
Eicar-Test-Signature