Hello SimonPratt and thank you for stopping by. I have a few specific questions about the code you provided. I will be writing up something more general as a reply to my OP to show the true breadth of the module.
- Is Perl 5.16.2 required? I write for 5.8.8 since that is what my web host provides.
- How are you getting %movies_data from the module to the script below?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
# movie is the first package name I found in the module,
# so I'm guessing it is also the module's name.
use movie;
my $library = library->new(name => "Lucky's");
foreach my $movie (values %movies_data) {
$library->add_movie(movie->new(%$movie));
}
$library->print();
I see %movies_data but I don't see how you got it from the module. %movies_data is not something I want to have to copy and paste to the three scripts which use it now.
- Why doesn't end_year get a value if it does not have one? It needs an end year for run_time which you seem to have dropped.
You do not need to worry about adding movies with this module. I enter the data into the file by hand since the last time I did anything with the data file with a script, I accidentally dropped a value causing me to have to redo my research for the value for a lot of movies.
The module I am possibly rewriting has 7 hashes, 5 of which get sent out to scripts from the module. Some values of the hashes use the subroutines and other hashes to create some of the values. It is a big complex organism.
No matter how hysterical I get, my problems are not time sensitive. So, relax, have a cookie, and a very nice day!
Lady Aleena
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