Dear Perl Monks. I have collected bunch of arrays that first element of each array should be a key I would like to produce print out like bellow. Do you have more elegant solution ? I will appreciate 
ArrA = qw(A 1 2 3 4 5);
ArrB = qw(B 1 2 5 6);
ArrC = qw(C 2 3);

for ($i=1; $i < 6; $i++) {

  push(@{$CAPABILITIES{$ArrA[$i]}}, $ArrA[0]);
  push(@{$CAPABILITIES{$ArrB[$i]}}, $ArrB[0]);
  push(@{$CAPABILITIES{$ArrC[$i]}}, $ArrC[0]);

}

foreach $key (sort (keys %CAPABILITIES)) {
  print "$key => ";
  foreach $role (sort @{$CAPABILITIES{$key}}) {
      print "$role ";
    }
  print "\n";
}



# Desired Printout
=begin COMMENT


Key/Value
======================
1 =>        A   B
2 =>        A   B   C
3 =>        A   C
4 =>        A
5 =>        A   B
6 =>        B

OR


Key/Value   A   B   C
======================
1           X   X
2           X   X   X
3           X       X
4           X
5           X   X
6               X


=end COMMENT
=cut

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In reply to Multiple arrays in a hash by gasho

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