In continue with my question from yesterday (creating hash tree form an array), I want to expand this.
I need to create the hash tree from many arrays as follows (with demerphq's solution): 
my %hash;

for (@bigArray) {
  @tmp = split(\\+/);   # split by '+'
  $node = 'value';
  $node = {$_=>$node} foreach reverse @keys;
  ....
}

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I miss the continue (the ... in the loop) in order to insert the pointer to one big hash, in order to get for the following array: 

my @bigArray = qw(brown red+green blue+yellow black red+white purple+o
+range+gray);

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this hash:
%hash = (
         brown => 1,
         red => (
                 green => 1,
                 white => 1,
                ),
         blue => (
                  yellow => 1,
                 ),
         black => 1,
         purple => (
                    orange => (
                               gray => 1,
                              ),
                   ),
         );

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Anyone can help me with that?
Thanks

Hotshot

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