Hi Monks, I'm trying to create a set of dynamically named hashes, with an array of references pointing to them.
i.e.

$variable = hash1;
%{$variable} = ("one" => "number");
@array(\%hash1, \%hash2);

I thought of using a hash to hold all the dynamically created hashes, but then that would surely take this structure:

%hash = ( "1" => \%hashref1,
"2" => \%hashref2,);

But then you are going to have to create a dynamically named anonymous hash? (most probably wrong here).
I have had issues with "use strict" and I am fully aware that the world will blow up if I don't use this, and I have used "no strict".
In your opinions, what is the best way to do this?

(btw I have tried and failed :-))
Thanks in Advance
C

In reply to Dynamically named hashes (w or w/o strict) by chrishowe

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