Hi guys,

I have this ini file: 

[performance]
pop1 = 192.168.1.1
pop2 = 192.168.1.2

[pop1]
2 = 123
2 = 345
4 = 125

[pop2]
6 = 503
10 = 444

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and I do this: 

sub mklist() {
    my $config = "/home/portal/test/performance.conf";
    my %ini;
    tie %ini, 'Config::IniFiles', ( -file => $config);

    push @hostnames, keys%{$ini{'performance'}}; 
    push @ips, values%{$ini{'performance'}};

    #print "Hosts: @hostnames\n\n";
    #print "IPs: @ips\n\n";

    for (my $i = 0; $i < @hostnames; $i++) {
        push @slots, keys%{$ini{'$hostnames[$i]'}}; ## Here something 
+is  wrong...
        push @ifindices, values%{$ini{'$hostnames[$i]'}};
    }
    print "Slots: @slots\n\n"; ## this prints nothing
    print "Indices: @ifindices\n\n" ## this prints nothing as well...


}

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what is wrong in my code and the arrays @slots & @ ifindices are empty?? thanks!

P.S. If I do this: 

push @slots, keys%{$ini{'pop1'}};

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I get: 2 4 instead of 2 2 4

Why?

In reply to Ini files by Ravendark

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