Hi, I have array of hashes and each key has array like below. 
@array1 = (

{
'url' => [
'wp-content/uploads/2012/04/HB-177-Veto-Letter.pdf'
],
'bill' => [
'CS3',
'HB',
'177',
'Inmate Reentry',
'Porth',
'3/9/12',
'3/30/12',
'VETO'
]
},
{
'url' => [
'uploads/2012/03/3.29.12-Transmittal-Letter-3.pdf'
],
'bill' => [
'CS1',
'HB',
'697',
' School Board of Sumter County',
'McBurney',
'3/9/12',
'3/16/12',
'VETO'
]
},
{
'url' => [
'tent/uploads/2012/04/HB-865-Veto-Letter.pdf'
],
'bill' => [
'',
'HB',
'865',
'Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority, Pinellas County',
'Hooper',
'3/9/12',
'3/30/12',
'VETO'
]
},
{
'url' => [
't/uploads/2012/04/4.13.12-HB-917-Veto-Letter.pdf'
],
'bill' => [
'',
'HB',
'917',
'Jurisdiction of the Courts',
'Bileca',
'3/7/12',
'3/30/12',
'VETO'
]
},
{
'url' => [
's/2012/04/HB-1117-Veto-Letter.pdf'
],
'bill' => [
'CS1',
'HB',
'1117',
'Conservation of Wildlife',
'Harrison',
'3/9/12',
'3/30/12',
'VETO'
]
}

);

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Now from the above array i want to grep for 1117 which should be value of key 'bill' of the different hashes.. i can do that using for loop, but i hope there would be some one liner to grep all those hashes into an array whose 'bill' key value contains 1117..

so please help me here ...

thanks in Advance

In reply to perl array of hashes help by ragilla

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