in reply to Adding rows of data
The existing $data is a reference to an array containing an array hashes, and the data you are adding are arrays being added to the top-level array. This is why your data structure looks odd (see below).
Data, as presented:
$data = \[ [ 'City Name', 'Last Name', 'First Name', 'Address' ], [ '', '', '', '' ], [ { 'FIRST_NAME' => 'John', 'CITY' => 'San Frans', 'LAST_NAME' => 'Doe', 'ADDRESS' => '100 Main St.' } ] ];
If you change the assignment in _test to the form my @data = ( ... );, I believe it will appear more as you expect. (It does, however, mean that the elements of the array differ in type.)
Data, after suggested change:
$data = \[ [ 'City Name', 'Last Name', 'First Name', 'Address' ], [ '', '', '', '' ], { 'FIRST_NAME' => 'John', 'CITY' => 'San Frans', 'LAST_NAME' => 'Doe', 'ADDRESS' => '100 Main St.' } ];
Hope that helps.
Update: 2014-12-02
Based on that premise, then, changing the unshift() line in your code to unshift @{ $data }[0], @{ $header_row }; appears to have your desired effect (see below).
Data, after change suggestion 2:
$data = \[ [ [ 'City Name', 'Last Name', 'First Name', 'Address' ], [ '', '', '', '' ], { 'FIRST_NAME' => 'John', 'CITY' => 'San Frans', 'LAST_NAME' => 'Doe', 'ADDRESS' => '100 Main St.' } ] ];
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Re^2: Adding rows of data
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 02, 2014 at 16:15 UTC | |
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 02, 2014 at 16:29 UTC | |
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 02, 2014 at 16:56 UTC |