Hello Fellow Monks. I want to populate an array of referenced values; (I believe that is the correct term, please forgive me if it is not). My code attempt (chunk of code) is shown below: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my @envars;

$envars[0]->{value}="23";
$envars[0]->{description}="temperature in Celsius";
$envars[1]->{value}="56";
$envars[1]->{description}="relative humidity in \%";
$envars[2]->{value}="1008.1";
$envars[2]->{description}="pressure in millibars \%";
$envars[3]->{value}="4";
$envars[3]->{description}="dewpoint in degrees Celsius";
$envars[4]->{value}="344";
$envars[4]->{description}="total column ozone in Dobson Units";

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Is there a more efficicent/streamlined way of doing this?
Perhaps a near one liner?
Any help/insight provided is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

In reply to Populating an Array of Referenced Values by Anonymous Monk

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