Hallo perly monks,

I'm trying to do something like this; 

push(@array,@stuff)
push(@array,@morestuff)
...
...

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but I end up with 
@array=(foo,bar,foo,bar)

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instead of 
@array=([foo,bar],[foo,bar])

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Does anyone know how to stop my arrays getting squashed?

...Also, I'm going to need to push elements onto the end of arrays in arrays. My thgouhts on this so far have been along the lines of; 

push(@{$array[$aidx]},$value);

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will that work?

Thanks muchly,

Matt

update (broquaint): added <code> tags

In reply to pushing into arrays of arrays by Anonymous Monk

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