Hi,

Got a bit of a weird one here, and I can't seem to work it out :(

The code is: 
        if (length $link->{LatitudLongitud} > 5) { 
            if (!$seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud}}) { 
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud}
+}}, $link;
                $seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud}} = 1; # make sure we 
+set this, so we know its been seen already!
            } else {
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud}
+}}, $link;
            }
        }

        if (length $link->{LatitudLongitud02} > 5 && $link->{LatitudLo
+ngitud} ne $link->{LatitudLongitud02}) { 
            if (!$seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud02}}) {         
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud0
+2}}}, $link;
                $seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud02}} = 1; # make sure w
+e set this, so we know its been seen already!
            } else {
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud0
+2}}}, $link;
            }        
        }

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This should then provide a list of the long/lat values found in the data, and then have an "array" for each of them (even if there is 1 item, or more than 1 with the same long lat values)

However - I was getting an error when trying to pass the array back into a loop, and after looking at Data::Dumper, I saw this: 
'13.709931,-89.202365' => [
                                      $VAR1->{'13.704011,-89.247029'}[
+0]
                                    ],
          '13.687479,-89.221301' => [
                                      {
                                        'isPopular' => 'No',
                                        'Curri_Desc18' => '',
                                        'ExpiryNotify' => '0'
                                       }
                                    ],
         '13.699487,-89.231086' => [

                                      {
                                        'isPopular' => 'No',
                                        'Curri_Desc18' => '',
                                        'ExpiryNotify' => '0'
                                       }
                                    ],

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Notice the 2nd line:

$VAR1->{'13.704011,-89.247029'}[0]

I can't for the life of me work out thats going on:/

If I change the code to a simple string that gets passed in - then it works as expected (but obviously I don't have the values I need :(): 
        if (length $link->{LatitudLongitud02} > 5 && $link->{LatitudLo
+ngitud} ne $link->{LatitudLongitud02}) { 
            if (!$seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud02}}) {         
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud0
+2}}}, "FOO";
                $seen->{$link->{LatitudLongitud02}} = 1; # make sure w
+e set this, so we know its been seen already!
            } else {
                push @{$GoogleMaps::records->{$link->{LatitudLongitud0
+2}}}, "FOO";
            }        
        }

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Anyone got any suggestions as to whats going on here? I'm at a dead end, and have been trying to work this out for ages now (trying different approaches, etc) ... but nothing seems to be working

TIA!

Andy

In reply to Weirdness with pushing records, and values saved by ultranerds

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