Yeah , I have some code. I wanted to get like the below one

Ex:-

Key1=value1;

key2=value2,value3,..value10;

key3=value11,value12

I wanted to get like this

key1=value1

key2=value2

key2=value3

key2=value4

key3=value11

key3=value12

After spliting the comma separated values Ex:- value2,value3,valuen not able to insert them into hash.

Some one please kindly help me to insert the splitted values and its key into a hash.




open(DATA1,"<Switcher.properties");

open(DATA2,">FileWrite5.txt") ;


while(<DATA1>){

print DATA2 $_;

}

close(DATA1);
close(DATA2);

open(DATA1,"<Switcher.properties");

my @Lines=<DATA1>;


my %myHash; 
my @keys;
my @y;
my @values;
my $p=0;
my @i;
my @x;
my $k;

foreach my $val (@Lines)
{

#print "$val";

 @i=split('=',$val);

 $x=0;
@keys=@i[x]; 
@values =@i[$x+1]; 
print " Keys --> @keys    values  --> @values   \n";

@keys = @i[$x+2]; 

my $z= @i[$x];

print " The z value--> $z\n";

foreach my $val (@values) {

if($val=~m/,/){

 @y= split(',',$val); 
 $k=0;

foreach my $q (@y){

$myHash{$z}=$q ; 

print " The value of q --> $q  The key for that is --> @i[$x] \n \n ";
}

print "  Key  --> @i[$x]\n Multiple values for the key are --> @y ";

$k++;
}
}
$x++;
$p++; 

}

print " Hash values are as below \n";    
while ( my($key,$value)= each %myHash){

print "$key  :  $value\n " ; 

}

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In reply to Re^3: How to assign an array to a value in hash? by vukotid
in thread Re: How to assign an array to a value in hash? by vukotid

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