Re: newbie hash question

I noticed you mention having read "some docs", but take a look at perldsc (particularly the section the link points to on the Declaration of, and accessing of Arrays of Hashes.), if you haven't already done so. (and there is nothing embarrasing about posting some code so we know what you have already tried.) Also perlreftut should prove helpful as well.

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Re: Re: newbie hash question by dannoura (Pilgrim) on Jul 23, 2003 at 04:55 UTC
Thanks Enlil, that was very helpful. Turns out what I was looking for was a hash of hashes. Here's the code I came up with: `#! c:\perl\bin use strict; use warnings; my @temp=(); my %HoH=(); while(<>){ (/^Title/) and next; chomp; @temp=split/\t/; $HoH{$temp[0]}{file}=$temp[1]; $HoH{$temp[0]}{offset}=$temp[2]; }` [download] ----------------------------------- Any comments about coding style are welcome.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re: Re: newbie hash question
by dannoura (Pilgrim) on Jul 23, 2003 at 04:55 UTC

Thanks Enlil, that was very helpful. Turns out what I was looking for was a hash of hashes. Here's the code I came up with:

#! c:\perl\bin

use strict;
use warnings;

my @temp=();
my %HoH=();

while(<>){
    (/^Title/) and next;
    chomp;
    @temp=split/\t/;
    $HoH{$temp[0]}{file}=$temp[1];
    $HoH{$temp[0]}{offset}=$temp[2];
    }
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