Re^2: Putting an array into a hash gives an unexpected reference to the hash itself.

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Just a warning though that if you change one (e.g., push $services{"service1"}{"email"}, "xxx";), they will both change:

%services = (
              'service1' => {
                              'email' => [
                                           'worker@company.com',
                                           'manager@company.com',
                                           'xxx'
                                         ]
                            },
              'service2' => {
                              'email' => [
                                           'worker@company.com',
                                           'manager@company.com',
                                           'xxx'
                                         ]
                            }
            );
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Re^3: Putting an array into a hash gives an unexpected reference to the hash itself. by kcott (Archbishop) on Nov 08, 2012 at 00:02 UTC
++ Thanks for that. It looks like I misinterpreted the question. I've updated my response. -- Ken	[reply]

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