Re: Method returning non-scalar

--- Ole Christensen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is this the way it is meant to be?

Umm... it's certainly not a _good_ thing. PerlQt does some voodoo with
method calls which seems to be flattening your array. Sorry about that.
I'd rather it get fixed than documented, but I'm in no position to do
either... :(

Ashley Winters
 

> -->8-- snip --
> use strict;
> use warnings;
> 
> package Test;
> use Qt;
> use Qt::isa qw (Qt::Object);
> 
> sub a
> {
>    my @a = ( "Hi", "there" );
>    return @a;
> }
> 
> 1;
> 
> package main;
> use Test;
> 
> my $x = Test ();
> my @a = $x -> a ();
> 
> printf "size=%d\n", scalar (@a);
> printf "contents=<%s>\n", $a [0];
> -->8-- snip --
> 
> The output of the above script is:
> 
> size=1
> contents=<2>
> 
> Seems as if the return statement of sub a is forced into scalar
> context 
> somehow. If this is the intended behavior of PerlQt, it should be 
> documented somewhere (in bold capitals ;-) - I could not find
> anything 
> on this. Returning a hash does not work as expected neither. I am
> using 
> version 3.008 with perl v5.8.2.
> 
> Cheers, Ole.
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