Chuck,
1. You're more than welcome (x8)! :o)
2. Btrott has a VERY good point! If you're dealing with a big hash you could get slugish in NO time.
But then again, (I shall say this perl style)
if (you're running a big hash) {
it's probably because you're pulling
something off from a text file;
if (that's true) {
then your text file shouldn't be
too big anyway;
} else {
its going to get slugish from the
filesystem access in the first place!;
}
} else {
you should be considering a comercial
database product, under which you wouldn't
need to do case detection on your hash;
}
Was that reasonably readable? In any case, I'm glad I could be of assistance!
Cheers again!
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