I build a hash and then, I create an array of this hash...
push @currArr,%currHash;

As choroba pointed out you are not building an array of hashes here. An array of hashes is actually an array of hash references. The Perl Data Structures Cookbook shows a few different ways to create arrays of hashes. However, from your example code it isn't obvious that an array of hashes is what you need.

$curr{"my"}->[2]{"AB"}++;

This looks like you're trying to use a hash of arrays of hashes. Can you describe the data structure you need or the problem you are trying to solve? Maybe check out some tutorials for perl data structures.

In reply to Re: array of hash by Lotus1
in thread array of hash by carolw

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