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Strange Result while displaying values form array.

retesh

Hi All,

I require immediate help regarding the problem I am facing.

I want to display values from an array. These values are branch names which represent respective sites.

I give you all an example of what I am trying to do in an ipl file.

eg: [
my @lockCmd
@lockCmd = {"rycoline","security"};
print DEBUG "Workareas under folder:: $lockCmd[0];\n";
]

Logically speaking $lockCmd[0] should display the value 'rycoline' but it is showing value of memory reference area(something like HA#095)

I dont know why I am getting such result. Please help me ppl.

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kaalraa

Could you please attach your code over here, as understanding from just 3 lines is not enough?

Hi All,

I require immediate help regarding the problem I am facing.

I want to display values from an array. These values are branch names which represent respective sites.

I give you all an example of what I am trying to do in an ipl file.

eg: [
my @lockCmd
@lockCmd = {"rycoline","security"};
print DEBUG "Workareas under folder:: $lockCmd[0];\n";
]

Logically speaking $lockCmd[0] should display the value 'rycoline' but it is showing value of memory reference area(something like HA#095)

I dont know why I am getting such result. Please help me ppl.

Migrateduser

Use regular parenthesis when you definethe array, not curly brackets
@lockCmd = ("rycoline","security");

ISCBorisB

Hi All,

I require immediate help regarding the problem I am facing.

I want to display values from an array. These values are branch names which represent respective sites.

I give you all an example of what I am trying to do in an ipl file.

eg: [
my @lockCmd
#@lockCmd = {"rycoline","security"};
@lockCmd = ("rycoline","security");
print DEBUG "Workareas under folder:: $lockCmd[0];\n";
]

Logically speaking $lockCmd[0] should display the value 'rycoline' but it is showing value of memory reference area(something like HA#095)

I dont know why I am getting such result. Please help me ppl.

Wrong brackets, see above. You've actually assigned a hash reference to the first element or your Array

retesh

Hi kaalraa,tm56,ISCBorisB

Thanx a lot ppl.You were right.Use of curly braces was wrong.

@lockCmd = ("rycoline","security"); worked

Thanks once again for your help and guidance.