Extracting properties from objects.

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Hi All.

I am wondering how do you extract properties from objects. If we use =
WWW:Mechanize as an example. How would you get the properties of the =
first link. Lets say:

my $l =3D $mec->find_link (text =3D> 'link');

So I would like to find out the text of the link, URL, attribs, etc. =
This is just an example. When I review the CPAN doc, they don't show =
this type of information.

Sean=20


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Re: Extracting properties from objects.

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Hi Sean,

In your given example, $l becomes a link object, so you go:
$l->url(); to get the URL, for example.

After using your code below, look at this page: =
http://search.cpan.org/~petdance/WWW-Mechanize-1.66/lib/WWW/ Mechanize/Link=
..pm
That will show you how to use $l.

Hope that helps,
Ben

On 24 Jan 2011, at 10:17, Sean Murphy wrote:

> Hi All.
>=20
> I am wondering how do you extract properties from objects. If we use =
WWW:Mechanize as an example. How would you get the properties of the =
first link. Lets say:
>=20
> my $l =3D $mec->find_link (text =3D> 'link');
>=20
> So I would like to find out the text of the link, URL, attribs, etc. =
This is just an example. When I review the CPAN doc, they don't show =
this type of information.
>=20
> Sean=20
>=20


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