I have a Hash within an if-declaration (which is also in an foreach Loop). Outside of this loop, there is only the last entry of the hash left. Why? And how can I receive the other 25 entries of the hash outside the declartion? I really don't know, why this is happening. $nodeset finds the right node in the document, which is the inputfile I want to check 
foreach my $node ($nodeset->get_nodelist)
    {            
      #this line below is just for checking, what can be found within 
+the nodelist            
      my $a = $node->getAttribute('a');
      my $b = $node->getAttribute('b');
      my $c= $node->getAttribute('c');

if((defined $a) && (defined $b) && (defined $c))
{                            
        @arr_a = split (/ /, $a);
        @arr_b = split (/ /, $b);
        @arr_c = split (/ /, $c);
        }else{
        print "Warning! \n";
        }
      %complete =(
            @arr_a=>[@arr_b, @arr_c],    
          );

}


print Dumper %complete;

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--> but here is the Problem. Outside of the Loop, there is only the last hash-element left. I hope someone can help me and explain me whats the error. regards

In reply to Multidimensional Hash losts entrys by sandorado

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