Hello All,
I have stored time stamp for messages coming to my system in hash and I need to count how many came for each minute. Logic is pretty simple but 2Darray is storing values where I dont want to??
my $key1=0;
my $val1=0;
my @count_message = ();

my %msg_rate = ('1', '00:00:00,284', '2', '00:00:00,462', '3', '01:01:
+00,462', '4', '00:02:00,462', '5', '01:03:00,462');
    
while( ($key1, $val1) = each(%msg_rate) ) {                  
          my ($hh1,$mm1,$ssms1) = split(/\:/,$val1);
           
          $count_message[$hh1,$mm1]++;
          print "countmsg $hh1 $mm1 = $count_message[($hh1,$mm1)]\n";
      
}
        print "Wrong Values: $count_message[(1,0)]\n";
        print "Wrong Values: $count_message[(0,3)]\n";
        print "Wrong Values: $count_message[(0,1)]\n";
        print "Wrong Values: $count_message[(1,2)]\n";

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In reply to Count Messages for each minute, 2D array error by max210

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