I have a problem. I have a collection of hashes. The hashes should have a name associated to them so. The names are consisting of a alphabetic part and a numeric part for example they should have names like 'A1' or 'B2'. The various hashes in the hashcollection will vary at different time but there will allways be a so many hashes that they will be possible to print in a squere fashion like in this examples:
A1 A2
B1 B2

or

A1 A2 A3
B1 B2 B3

or

A1 A2
B1 B2
C1 C2

etc.

In the examples obove. Each name A1, B2 etc. will be a hash which should be printed out so The first example should for example when outprinted look something like:

#######################
A1................#A2................#
.bl=>0..........#.cc=>5...........#
.ff=>4..........#.dd=>4..........#
.gg=>3..........#.ee=>9..........#
#######################
B1................#B2................#
.og=>0.........#.oo=>5.........#
.wo=>4........#.pp=>4.........#
.ee=>3..........#.zz=>9..........#
#######################

Do you have any suggestions how I should do this in the best way? Which complex data stucture to use etc.?
Thank you for any help.

In reply to Hash printing problem by tamaguchi

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