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$VAR1 = {
         'xls' => [
                    'excel1',
                    {
                     'excel1'=>['12','some']
                    }
                    'excel2',
                    {
                     'excel2'=>[12,more]
                    }
                  ]
            };

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    I have a lot of file typeslike xls,doc.... I want "file_type" to be the firt key which contains all the files of that types and each of these files second keys which in turn have an array as its value.

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    • In reply to Re^2: Hashes of hashes by Anonymous Monk
    in thread Hashes of hashes by Anonymous Monk

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