Hi Monks, I am trying to create a Hash or array of hashes for the following condition 
1 | p1=v1,p2=v2 | p3=v3,p4=v4

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My hash of array of hashes should be some thing like this 
%hash = (
1 => [
    {p1 => v1, p2 => v2},
    {p3 => v3, p4 => v4}
    
]
);

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I have written the following code. It seems to be not working, can any one suggest what is wrong in this snippet 
my @conditioin = split(/\|/);
%{$mapping_rule{$condition[0]}}->[0]} = map {split (/=/, $_)} = map {s
+plit (/\,/, $condition[1])};
%{$mapping_rule{$condition[0]}}->[1]} = map {split (/=/, $_)} = map {s
+plit (/\,/, $condition[2])};
foreach my $rule (keys %mapping_rule) {
    print "rule is $rule\n";
    foreach my $cond (@{$mapping_rule{$rule}}) {
        foreach my $param (keys %{$mapping_rule{$rule}->{$cond}}) {
            print "Parameter is $param and value is ${$mapping_rule{$r
+ule}->{$cond}->{$param}}\n";
        }
    }
}

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In reply to Hash of array of hashes by Anonymous Monk

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