But that's doing the same thing. From perldsc

If you want to get at the thing a reference is referring to, then you have to do this yourself using either prefix typing indicators, like
${$blah}, @{$blah}, @{$blah[$i]} , or else postfix pointer arrows, like
$a->[3], $h->{fred}, <i>or even</i> $ob->method()->[3].

If you set the hash:
$evilhash->{1} = { ...
and deref:
@{$evilhash->{1}}{@colors})
Then that's the same as setting the hash:
$evilhash{$id} = { ...
and deref:
@{$evilhash{$id}}{@colors}

No?

In reply to Re: Re: print hash of hashes as lists by perigeeV
in thread print hash of hashes as lists by gdig321

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