Hi,

I've got a bit of a problem :/

Basically, I'm looping a hashref with;


However, if you do;


..it gives an error about the "next" not being valid outside a foreach().

Basically, I just need to know what the map{} equivilant of "next" is?

TIA

Andy

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Would grep not work better for you here?

~Charlie

Hi,

Nope, it has to do a $DB->table(..)->count(), to see if any submissions are there (and if not, then do a "next").

Managed to get around it with for();

for (keys %$users) {
....
}

Which does allow "next". Thanks for the reply though

Cheers

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Hi,

Do it with a for loop, it will probably end up being easier to read:

for (keys %$users) {
if (something) {
next;
}
...
}

Cheers,

Alex
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