Hey,

Using Getopt::Long I wanna be able of defineing what I wanna grab (and take it out and save the values in the hash). Like so: 
my %test = ( "option1=s" => undef, "option2=s" => undef);

print Dumper(%test);

foreach my $key (keys %test) {
    GetOptions ($key => \$test{$key});
}

print "\n";
print Dumper(%test);

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However, the GetOptions seems to remove all from the ARGV (or something) so, GetOptions only works once! That is, in this case only option1 is set (if its mentioned as argument ofcource. But that is assumed!)

Natrually, you should run this with the arguments: --option1=gaga --option2=hihi

Ideas to solve this? :)

Thanks,
Ace

In reply to Hash and GetOptions (Getopt::Long) by Ace128

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