G'day mak.jordan (aka milan.dalwadi),

The code you're working from is what I provided in "Re^3: How to acess Hash data".

You've thrown away: strict, warnings, autodie, the 3-argument form of open, the use of lexical variables (except you're retained my %PG), checking for I/O problems and the logical indentation of your code.

Please go back and read what I said about ignoring advice in that post; the advice I gave you prior to that in "Re: How to acess Hash data"; and the advice other monks have given you (in both your guises as mak.jordan and milan.dalwadi).

I'm amazed that you ask for our help, ignore it, then ask for our help again. All that's likely to achieve is making us less inclined to help you any further.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: not defined Hash data came why? by kcott
in thread not defined Hash data came why? by mak.jordan

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