Re^2: question to a complex structure of hash/array

> push an array

push @results, @array; extends @results by the elements of @array, it doesn't "push an array", as all the elements of an array must be scalars. You can push an array reference, though:

push @results, \@array;
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Re^3: question to a complex structure of hash/array by buchi2 (Acolyte) on Aug 09, 2017 at 04:28 UTC
Hello! Thanx to all. I will try to give a running code. With the dumper there is the problem, that are some hundret values. `ydata => $fnfeld[$ploty[$ii]]->{'fn'},` [download] This call to gnuplot is working. But this not: `push @{$plotx{$ii}}, $fnfeld[$xfeld[$i]]->{'fn'}; . . . xdata => $plotx{$ii},` [download] It is empty. I will try to create a short standalone code. Regards buchi	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: question to a complex structure of hash/array by buchi2 (Acolyte) on Aug 09, 2017 at 07:55 UTC
Hello! >push @results, @array; extends @results by the elements of @array, it doesn't "push an array", as all the elements of an array must be scalars. You can push an array reference, though: yes, thanks, so to getting it keep as an array, I push it to a hash. e.g. `my %plotx; my $i; my @xfix; push @{$plotx{$i}}, @xfix;` [download] Regards, buchi	[reply] [d/l]
Re^4: question to a complex structure of hash/array by buchi2 (Acolyte) on Aug 09, 2017 at 08:10 UTC
Hello! Putting the whole data, it is to much data. I think, I will resign the fight at this construction area and will make a workaround, that I will print out the data from the array, which contains a hash, which contains an array element by element and the read it into the new array, which is part of a hash. Regards, buchi	[reply]