Well, by the looks of it, it's a hash (%Data) which references another hash (with keys Rank and Salary), which references an array (where you push your datasets into). Depending on what's *in* that dataset it could go on, but for now you have a hash-of-hashref-of-arrayref :)
You could make it more elegant and use a hashref to start with (so use $Data->{$Name} instead of $Data{$Name} and don't initialise it with my %Data but my $Data) in which case you'll end up with a hashref-of-hahref-of-arrayref (or HRHRAR :P)

As for the aestetics, there's a program for that (there usually is) called perltidy. It has more rules than you will initially care for, but once you've got your personally approved configuration set up, you can convert all perl codefiles that come your way to the layout you prefer.

In reply to Re: Complex Data Structure by Neighbour
in thread Complex Data Structure by Anonymous Monk

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