Re: Specific hash to array conversion query

Here's a map solution (note that you can't depend on the order that keys provides, so if order matters you'll have to put a sort or two in there; I also assumed that there was just 0 and 1 keys in there):

my @values = map {
    ( [ $_, 0, $properties{$_}->{0}->{value} ], [ $_, 1, $properties{$
+_}->{1}->{value} ] )
  } keys %properties;
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Also note that your %properties = { ... } needs to be %properties = ( ... )

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Re^2: Specific hash to array conversion query by monarch (Priest) on Jul 12, 2005 at 02:51 UTC
Nice answer, thankyou! What if there were other keys besides `0` and `1`.. that appears to be the hardest part of all..	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Specific hash to array conversion query by davidrw (Prior) on Jul 12, 2005 at 13:02 UTC
thanks! For other keys, you can nest a `map` in there .. trick is to use a temp variable for the outer `$_`. Remember that you can put any code inside the map--it's only the value of the last statement that matters/is returend. I also tossed a sort of the file results in there so that it's exactly what you put in your OP: `my @values = sort { $b->[0] cmp $a->[0] \|\| $a->[1] <=> $b->[1] } map { my $k = $_; map { [ $k, $_, $properties{$k}->{$_}->{value} ] } keys %{$propert +ies{$k}}; } keys %properties;` [download] Update: Now that i read the rest of the thread and see that Zaxo and Transient provided the exact same nested map.. I like the post-sort on mine though :)	[reply] [d/l] [select]


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