in reply to Re: Re: text string approxiamtions (concept for review)
in thread text string approxiamtions (concept for review)
grep and map can probably help. First, to get a subset of hash keys:
my @a_keys = grep {/a/} (keys %names);
Then to get their values:
my @a_values = map {$names{$_}} grep {/a/} (keys %names);
You could also get the job done using hash slices, like so:
my @a_values = @names{grep {/a/} keys %names};
That's more like the syntax you proposed, though I find it a bit disconcerting (maybe because I don't find the @names{...} hash-slice notation particularly natural in the first place).
$perlmonks{seattlejohn} = 'John Clyman';
Update: only answered half the question in my original reply. Fixed here.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: text string approxiamtions (concept for review)
by shemp (Deacon) on Dec 05, 2002 at 22:58 UTC |