You're taking it up one level, so extrapolate the argument solution up one level - use a hash of arrays or an array of arrays:

my %functions = ( function1 => {arglist1 => ["arg1", { arg2 => val2 }], arglist2 => [...], ... }, function2 => {...}, ..., ); while (my ($func, $argsList) = each %functions) { for my $key (keys %$argsList) { print "Test $func against args $key\n" &{"harcommon::$func"}(@{$argsList->{$key}}); } }

or:

my %functions = ( function1 => [["arg1", { arg2 => val2 }], [...], ... ], function2 => [...], ..., ); while (my ($func, $argsList) = each %functions) { for my $args (@$argsList) { print "Test $func against args $key\n" &{"harcommon::$func"}(@$args); } }

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In reply to Re^3: Data Structures design help to represent function args for testing by GrandFather
in thread Data Structures design help to represent function args for testing by goibhniu

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