I thought about joining the 3 values into a string and then pushing them onto an array but I would need something to join/split the values that could never be found on a webpage. Example: 

#To store the values
$str = $epoch . "SpLiTvAlUe" . $url . ""SpLiTvAlUe" . $desc;


# To print the values

unshift (@array, $str);
if (@array > 10){
   pop(@array)
}

foreach (@array){
   my ($epoch, $url, $desc)= split (/\"SpLiTvAlUe\"/); 
   print $epoch . " " . $url . " " . $desc . "\n";
}

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I have not tried it and I don't like my splitting value but this might work?

In reply to Re^2: How to print the 10 most recent (epoch) keys in a hash when epoch is not the key by kevyt
in thread How to print the 10 most recent (epoch) keys in a hash when epoch is not the key by kevyt

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