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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Junior engineer attending a senior engineering interview. Post 303029582 by joeyg on Tuesday 29th of January 2019 08:23:45 AM
Old 01-29-2019
Ask a real question. Think about some point where you got stuck, and ask the person what he/she would do if you came to them with the problem.
You will learn about their approach to problem-solving, and also if the person can (and will) explain things to you so that you will learn.
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Data::Stag::HashDB(3pm) 				User Contributed Perl Documentation				   Data::Stag::HashDB(3pm)

NAME
Data::Stag::HashDB - build indexes over Stag files or objects SYNOPSIS
# parsing a file into a hash my $hdb = Data::Stag::HashDB->new; $hdb->unique_key("ss_details/social_security_no"); $hdb->record_type("person"); my $obj = {}; $hdb->index_hash($obj); Data::Stag->parse(-file=>$fn, -handler=>$hdb); my $person = $obj->{'999-9999-9999'}; print $person->xml; # indexing an existing stag tree into a hash my $personset = Data::Stag->parse($fn); my $hdb = Data::Stag::HashDB->new; $hdb->unique_key("ss_details/social_security_no"); $hdb->record_type("person"); my $obj = {}; $hdb->index_hash($obj); $personset->sax($hdb); my $person = $obj->{'999-9999-9999'}; print $person->xml; DESCRIPTION
Used for building indexes over Stag files or objects You need to provide a record_type - this is the type of element that will be indexed You need to provide a unique_key - this is a single value used to index the record_types For example, if we have data in the stag structure below, and if ss_no is unique (we assume it is) then we can index all the people in the database using the code above publicinfo: persondata: person: ss_details: social_security_no: name: address: There is a subclass of this method callsed Data::Stag::StagDB, which makes the hash persistent PUBLIC METHODS - record_type Usage - Returns - Args - unique_key Usage - Returns - Args - index_hash Usage - Returns - Args - perl v5.10.0 2008-12-23 Data::Stag::HashDB(3pm)
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