I tried it with the quotes but theres no output to the file.

I also tried:

 (eval /$hash{/$filter[1]->[0]} $filter[1]->[1] $filter[1]->[2])

that didnt work either. It only works when I manually type in 'eq' - Example:

 (eval $hash{$filter[1]->[0]} eq $filter[1]->[2])

But my whole point is to use the reference to the array to pull the variable out which should be 'eq' in this case. I am stumped. Any ideas on what to do?

In reply to Re^2: Problem when comparing strings as opposed to numerical values by dkhalfe
in thread Problem when comparing strings as opposed to numerical values by dkhalfe

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