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Dynamically incrementing an object name inside a Loop in Perl

Asked by mschwade in Perl Programming Language

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Okay, I have an array of users, and I'm trying to send an email to them....  How do I change the object
name dynamically?

      foreach $user_name (@users) {
      my $recipient = $msg->Recipients->Add();
      $recipient->{Name} = $user_name;
      $recipient->Resolve();
      }

each time through the foreach loop $recipient needs to change so the first time through it should read:
      my $recipient = $msg->Recipients->Add();
      $recipient->{Name} = "User One";
      $recipient->Resolve();
and second time:
      my $recipient2 = $msg->Recipients->Add();
      $recipient2->{Name} = "User One";
      $recipient2->Resolve();
and so on..
Can I change the object name dynamically each time through the loop like this:
my $recipient1
my $recipient2
my $recipient3?

Thanks!

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