Hi Monks, Would like to know how to create hashes dynamically...here's what i have: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
my %hash_mnt=();
@Mounts= `mount`;
$count=0;
 foreach $mount(@Mounts){
  $count++;
  print "$count\n";
  ($mnt_key,$mnt_val,$mnt_acc)=(split(/\s+/,$mount))[2,0,6];
                                                                      
+                                                       <li> I want to
+ create a hash here </li>
<li> multidimensional hash with mnt_key as key and mnt_val and mnt_acc
+ as values</li>
   
  }

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I tried : 

#!/usr/bin/perl
my %hash_mnt=();
@Mounts= `mount`;
 foreach $mount(@Mounts){
  ($mnt_key,$mnt_val,$mnt_acc)=(split(/\s+/,$mount))[2,0,6];
  push( @{$hash_mnt{$mnt_key}[0]}, $mnt_val );
  push( @{$hash_mnt{$mnt_key}[1]}, $mnt_acc);
                                                                      
+                                                       
  }

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But this isnt working

Am i missing something???

  • Thanks
  • Shamala

    • In reply to Dynamic creation of hashes by shamala

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