$VAR1 = { 'opt' => { 'step820' => '0', 'step190' => '0', 'step124' => '0', 'step127' => '0', 'step410' => '0', 'step015' => '2', 'step130' => '1', 'step013' => '0', 'step715' => '0', 'step540' => '0', 'step800' => '5', 'step135' => '0', 'step003' => '0', 'step455' => '0', + } };
How can I acces the "stepxxx"? I need to acces it's name and verify if it equals a variable $x like this:
if $stepxxx eq $x{ #do something; }

In reply to How can I acces the "member" stepxxx of the structure given below? by adrya407

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