Dear Master Monks,

In GD::Graph::linespoints - Various questions, you can see my basic script. The problem now, is that I want to add 4 weeks worth of graphs and keep this going for the rest of the year.

If I wanted to keep the rest of the years data in the script (to begin with, I'll move it out later) are references the best way to do this? A HoHs?

e.g (I have forgotten to add Sat and Sun:)

my $times = {
           "May" => {  
                        "wk1" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",            
                                  },
                        "wk2" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",    
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",        
                                  },              
                        "wk3" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",        
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",        
                                  },              
                        "wk4" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",            
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",        
                                  },
                    },
           "Jun" => {  
                       "wk1" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",    
                                  Thu    => "25.01",    
                                  Fri    => "24.10",    
                                  },
                       "wk2" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",        
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",        
                                  },                 
                       "wk3" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",    
                                  Thu    => "25.01",    
                                  Fri    => "24.10",    
                                  },
                       "wk4" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",            
                                  Thu    => "25.01",            
                                  Fri    => "24.10",            
                                  },                         
                    },
           "Jul" => {  
                         "wk1" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",    
                                  Thu    => "25.01",    
                                  Fri    => "24.10",    
                                  },
                         "wk2" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",        
                                  Thu    => "25.01",    
                                  Fri    => "24.10",    
                                  },
                         "wk3" => {
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",            
                                  Thu    => "25.01",        
                                  Fri    => "24.10",        
                                  },
                        "wk4" => {
             
                                  Mon   => "24.50",
                                  Tues  => "23.40",
                                  Wed   => "22.40",            
                                  Thu    => "25.01",            
                                  Fri    => "24.10",            
                                  },                          
                   },
};

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Thanks.

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