is it possible to combine Blocks with hashes or arrays?
It is possible to combine blocks with arrays but not with hashes, however it is easy to convert an array to a hash.

For an array you just need to separate the values with a comma: 

[requirements]
array=bar,baz
hash=bar,1,baz,2

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You can then process that: 
my $ary = $config{'requirements.array'};
my $hary = $config{'requirements.hash'};

# convert array reference to hash
my %hash = @$hary;

print "ARRAY:\n";
for my $item (@$ary) {
    print "$item\n";
}
print "HASH:\n";
for my $key (keys %hash) {
    print "$key => $hash{$key}\n";
}

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Output: 
ARRAY:
bar
baz
HASH:
bar => 1
baz => 2

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In reply to Re: Perl Config::Simple with %hash or @array by tangent
in thread Perl Config::Simple with %hash or @array by thanos1983

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