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Id: 9631
Status: new
Priority: 0/
Queue: Win32-MMF
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Broken in: 0.09e
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  Tue Jan 11 19:06:31 2005 Guest - Ticket created
Subject: Tieing multi-level hashes or arrays can only see top level
When using tie with Win32-MMF Shareable on a Hash or Array. The child thread/process can't read anything farther then the top level of the hash/array. Example: %Hash = ( one => '1', two => { 'one' => '1', two => '2', }, ); will be read as %Hash = ( one => '1', two => {}, ); Same goes for multi-dimensional arrays. It seems it does not pick up refrences farther then the top level.
  Tue Jan 11 19:47:36 2005 Guest - Correspondence added
Also, i forgot to mention that error occures only when you modify the hash or array. $hash{one}="2"; #works fine $hash{two}{one}="1"; #Fails %hash=( two => { one => "1", }, ); #also works fine $hash{two}={one => "1",}; #works fine too This is the problem: $hash{two}{one}="1"; [guest - Tue Jan 11 19:06:31 2005]: Show quoted text
> When using tie with Win32-MMF Shareable on a Hash or Array. The child > thread/process can't read anything farther then the top level of the > hash/array. > > Example: > > %Hash = ( > one => '1', > two => { 'one' => '1', two => '2', }, > ); > > will be read as > > %Hash = ( > one => '1', > two => {}, > ); > > Same goes for multi-dimensional arrays. > > It seems it does not pick up refrences farther then the top level.
  Tue Jan 11 19:59:28 2005 Guest - Correspondence added
The temp solution to this is seems to be similar to that of tieing a refrence to begin with. %hash2=%hash; $hash2{two}{one}="1"; # this %hash=%hash2; # or $hash{two}=$hash2{two}; Show quoted text
>.>..I should honostly thin kthings out and put them all into one
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