a($_) while <DATA>; for (sort keys %h){ print "$_: my address is $h{$_}\n"; print "last: $h{$_}{'a'} >>> $h{$_}{'a'}{'c'}\n"; print "next: $h{$_}{'b'} >>> $h{$_}{'b'}{'c'}\n\n"; } sub a { chomp; $t = shift; $h{$t}{'a'} = $l; $h{$t}{'c'} = $t; $$l{'b'} = $h{$t}; $l = $h{$t}; } __DATA__ a b c d e

output
a: my address is HASH(0x2b230) last: >>> next: HASH(0x22e44e8) >>> b b: my address is HASH(0x22e44e8) last: HASH(0x2b230) >>> a next: HASH(0x22e45d8) >>> c c: my address is HASH(0x22e45d8) last: HASH(0x22e44e8) >>> b next: HASH(0x22ef2a0) >>> d d: my address is HASH(0x22ef2a0) last: HASH(0x22e45d8) >>> c next: HASH(0x22ef468) >>> e e: my address is HASH(0x22ef468) last: HASH(0x22ef2a0) >>> d next: >>>

In reply to Re: Doubly link list implementation by Lennotoecom
in thread Doubly link list implementation by punitpawar

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