Re^2: Iterate JSON File

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Thank you for you answer, actually it worked great

But now i want to only search for the "kind" tag and here is what i did:

for my $ob ( @{$decoded->{observations}} ) {
    for my $status ( @{$ob->{status}} ) {
      for my $kind (@{$status->{info}}){
           for $elem ( sort ( keys ( %{$kind} ) ) ) {
            $final1 .= $kind->{$elem} .",";
        }
      }
     
    }
}
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I am getting an error that says that Cant use string (...) as an ARRAY ref while "stricts refs" in use at...

I think that is something related to deference, but i am not sure how to solve it, could you help me?

Regards

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Re^3: Iterate JSON File by AnomalousMonk (Archbishop) on Aug 03, 2018 at 15:27 UTC
You seem to think that `$kind` is a hash reference, but it isn't; it's a string, and strings (a.k.a. "symbolic references") can't be dereferenced under `strict` `'refs'`. It's important to know the nature of the data you're dealing with. To visualize the type and value (update: and structure!) of data, use a module like Data::Dumper (which is core, so it should already be installed), or Data::Dump (which I like more, but which is not core). So maybe something like `use Data::Dumper; ... for my $kind (@{$status->{info}}){ print Dumper $kind; ... }` [download] to get started. Once you know where you are, it will be easier to see the way forward. Give a man a fish: `<%-{-{-{-<`	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Iterate JSON File by VinsWorldcom (Prior) on Aug 03, 2018 at 17:03 UTC
How about just using: `print $elem . "=" . $status->{$elem} . "\n" if ( $elem eq 'kind' );` [download] instead of the original print statement? Also see AnomalousMonk post above Re^3: Iterate JSON File about Data::Dumper.	[reply] [d/l]

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