I'm stumped. Here's the code: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;


my @configs;
my $path = "/some-path";
my @clusterDirList = ("$path/cluster1", "$path/cluster2", "$path/clust
+er3");

my %hash = 

( 'remap.config'     => 'remap.config.hosts:user|SApre-push.pl|NA',
  'origin.db'        => 'origin.db.hosts:user|SApre-push.pl|NA',
  'local_cluster.db' => :user|SApre-push.pl|NA'
);

my %HoL = 

( 'cluster1' => [ 'remap.config', 'remap.config.hosts',
                  'origin.db', 'origin.db.hosts', 
                  'local_cluster.db', 'local_cluster.hosts ]
);


foreach my $key(keys %hash) {
push @configs, $key;
}

foreach my $cluster (@clusterDirList) {
  foreach my $configfile (@configs) {
    push @{ $HoL{$cluster} } , $configfile;
  }
}

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What I'm struggling with is, I need to test for the existence of "$cluster.hosts" in %HoL{$cluster}

In other words, I need to determine whether or not, ie, "remap.config.hosts" is one of the multiple values stored in %HoL{$cluster}.
Can anyone shed some light on this?


Thanks,
Steve

In reply to TestIs hash key a value contained in a hash of arrays? by Tuna

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