Use a hash of hashes

my %attributes = ( 
    computerAttributes => {
        cn                => 'Common Name (eg. John Doe)',
        distinguishedName => 'Computer distinguishedname (dn) represen
+ting object location in LDAP-directory',
        lastLogOff        => 'Last time LDAP-directory received logoff
+ message from system'
    },
    userAttributes => {
        cn            => 'Common Name (eg. laptop1)',
        sn            => 'Surename',
        displayName   => 'First and lastname',
        title         => ''
    }
)
for my $key (keys %{$attributes{$choice}})
{
    print "Key: $key\tValue: $attributes{$choice}->{$key}\n";
}

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Update: showed how to print key-value pair, at ysth's suggestion.

All dogma is stupid.

In reply to Re: Choosing %hash by scalar value by tirwhan
in thread Choosing %hash by scalar value by mellin

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