Hi

,

I've got a script that searches a database and gives a result, something like this:

porto|1|38.783333|-9.2|PO|14||Porto|
porto|1|41.15|-8.616667|PO|17||Porto|
porto|1|39.066667|-9.033333|PO|14||Porto|
porto|1|42.016667|-8.45|PO|20||Porto|
porto|1|39.866667|-8|PO|06||Porto|

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Also I have an array %codes in the form "PO14","Lisboa", "PO17","Porto", etc

When I join PO to 14 for example and go to $codes{"PO14} it matches - it gives me Lisbon region; but it will ignore the PO17; only the PO20 will be read and will ignore the PO06...

Does anyone has any idea why?

Kind regards, Kepler

In reply to Problem with array by kepler

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