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Yes, but it doesn't store the values, (as far as I can tell---otherwise I'll post my code and see what else stupid I am doing wrong!) it stores a reference to the array, so when the array is recalculated, doesn't the reference point to the new value of the array?

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In reply to Re^2: Making a hash of arrays from a while loop by why_bird
in thread Making a hash of arrays from a while loop by why_bird

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