Hi Mathias,
Quoting Mathias Krüger <m.krueger@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> So I really don't unterstand, how to use the checkref-function in the
> Perl-Module, in last parameter I am able to submit $output-parameter,
> but how I get the output? the only out I get is:
>
> 999:1 checked:0 skipped:0 failed
>
[...]
>
> print $client->refdb_checkref($data, "ris", "utf-8", "scrn");
>
>
After that, just run:
print $client->get_data();
The Perl Client module functions always return the command summary
(i.e. the brief message which the C clients send to stderr, which is
the one you saw in your tests). The most recently returned data, if
any, are always accessible via the get_data() member function. The
reason for this somewhat obscure design is that some commands do not
return data, but only a summary. For the sake of consistency, these
functions would have to return undef if we'd use the data proper as a
return value throughout.
BTW the test script test.pl runs each function at least once. It is a
good resource for finding out how these functions work.
regards,
Markus
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