ok, clear, i see what you want:
(probably can be done better, but works :)
my $aant = (keys %HoHoA);
for (my $i = 1; $i<= $aant; $i++) {
     
    foreach my $keyA(sort keys %{$HoHoA{'set'.$i}}) {
         
        for (my $y = $i+1; $y<= $aant; $y++) {   
            foreach my $keyB(sort keys %{$HoHoA{'set'.$y}}) {
             
                print "$keyA - $keyB\n";
            } 
        }
    }
}

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#output:
key1_set1 - key1_set2
key1_set1 - key2_set2
key1_set1 - key1_set3
key1_set1 - key2_set3
key1_set1 - key1_set4
key1_set1 - key2_set4
key1_set1 - key3_set4
key2_set1 - key1_set2
key2_set1 - key2_set2
key2_set1 - key1_set3
key2_set1 - key2_set3
key2_set1 - key1_set4
key2_set1 - key2_set4
key2_set1 - key3_set4
key1_set2 - key1_set3
key1_set2 - key2_set3
key1_set2 - key1_set4
key1_set2 - key2_set4
key1_set2 - key3_set4
key2_set2 - key1_set3
key2_set2 - key2_set3
key2_set2 - key1_set4
key2_set2 - key2_set4
key2_set2 - key3_set4
key1_set3 - key1_set4
key1_set3 - key2_set4
key1_set3 - key3_set4
key2_set3 - key1_set4
key2_set3 - key2_set4
key2_set3 - key3_set4

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"We all agree on the necessity of compromise. We just can't agree on when it's necessary to compromise." - Larry Wall.

In reply to Re: Getting Pairs of 2nd-ary Keys in HoHoA by jbrugger
in thread Getting Pairs of 2nd-ary Keys in HoHoA by neversaint

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