Re: Is there a shorter, more elegant way to write this deep hash lookup statement

George Mpouras

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02-17-2013

use strict;
use warnings;

my $ebay_record = {};
my $is_freight = 1;

$ebay_record->{ShippingDetails}->{ShippingServiceOptions}->{ShippingService22}
= 1;

if (( exists
$ebay_record->{ShippingDetails}->{ShippingServiceOptions}->{ShippingService}
) && (
$ebay_record->{ShippingDetails}->{ShippingServiceOptions}->{ShippingService}
== $is_freight ))
{
print "ok\n";
}

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