Good morning Monks!
Im having a slight problem matching the values of an array to the values of an AoAs.
I have an AoA, where the array contains records, and the records contain values, similar to this: 
([a1v1,a1v2,a1v3,a1v4],
 [a2v1,a2v2,a2v3,a2v4],
 [a3v1,a3v2,a3v3,a3v4])

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These records will have the same number of values but there can be any number of records.
I also have a 1 dimensional array, which contains a list of field names, e.g. 
("f1","f2","f3","f4")

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These obviously correspond to the record values. What I would like to do is simply print out the field name and then the field value, e.g.: 
f1: a1v1
f2: a1v2
f3: a1v3
f4: a1v4

f1: a2v1
f2: a2v2
f3: a2v3
f4: a2v4

f1: a3v1
f2: a3v2
f3: a3v3
f4: a3v4

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Im having a small problem with this! My code at the moment consists of the following: 
for (my $x = 0; $x < $record_count; $x++) 
{
    foreach (@column_names) 
    {
        print $_ . ": " . @$aref[$x] . "\n" unless $found;
    }                
}

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I dont suppose there is anyone out there at this time in a morning to shed a bit of light on this?!
Thanks in advance, Steve

In reply to match array values to AoA values by Anonymous Monk

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