Ok, I see what you mean. I added 'use strict;' and I get... 
Can't use string ("foo@bar.com") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in 
+use at ./test.pl line 14.

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How can I fill the values of this structure then?... 
# Data Structure.
#$spam_hash = {
# 'email@address.com' =>
#               {
#                'Subject1' => {
#                                cache_name1 => {
#                                                 path => 'path',
#                                                 from => 'from'
#                                               },
#                                cache_name2 => {
#                                                 path => 'path',
#                                                 from => 'from'
#                                               }
#                              },
#                'Subject2' => {
#                                cache_name1 => {
#                                                 path => 'path',
#                                                 from => 'from'
#                                               },
#                                cache_name2 => {
#                                                 path => 'path',
#                                                 from => 'from'
#                                               }
#               }
#};

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Until I came across a duplicated $subject, this script was working perfectly. (I guess I was getting lucky.) I need to dynamically fill the subject and cache_names to becomes slices of the email address. I'm confused on how to change my structure to one that will be functional.

In reply to Re: Re: Why is part of slice duplicated? by the_0ne
in thread Why is part of slice duplicated? by the_0ne

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