Hey All!

I have this hash: 
my %foo = (
    Info => [
        {
            MakeEng     => 1,
            MakeFre     => 2,
            ModelEng     => 3, 
            ModelFre     => 4, 
            ModelYear     => 5,
        },
        {
            MakeEng     => 6,
            MakeFre     => 7,
            ModelEng     => 8, 
            ModelFre     => 9, 
            ModelYear     => 0,
        },
    ],
    VIN    => {
        VINStatus    => 'active',
        VechileDT    => 'on',
    },
);

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I want to parse through in and turn each main heading (Info,VIN) into tables with the next level keys will be the table fields.

I was going to use a foreach loop, but how can I tell the data is from an array or a hash??

Please help!

In reply to Hash of Arrays of Hashes Parsing by SmokeyB

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