$sw_ctype_brkdown{$switchnum}{$calltype} does equal 1, it's an increme +nted count of how many lines in a file I'm parsing have that $switchn +um and that $calltype. The $switchnum and $calltype are defined right before the problem line + with a substr of a line in the file. I want to be able to get a count of how many lines there are with that + $switchnum $calltype using print "$sw_ctype_brkdown{$switchnum}{$calltype}\n"; and the number of seconds for that $switchnum and $calltype using print "$sw_ctype_brkdown{$switchnum}{$calltype}{seconds}\n" Should I give the value of the seconds to a completely separate hash w +hich will use the same first two indexes? Thanks, Vince
In reply to Re: Re: Can't use string "1" as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use
by GhodMode
in thread Can't use string "1" as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use
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