I really need to crack the magic map/grep code.

I see what you're doing, and I think a colon will work for the data I'm dealing with, but if I understand this, I'll need to change the way I'm putting my original @partTuples together. This: 

    @partTuples = map { my @t = split(','); 
                        {id=>$t[0],
                         version=>$t[1],
                         classification=>$t[2]} 
                      } @partTuples;

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Isn't working, since we're doing the mapping later on, but I'm not sure what you're code is expecting.

Thanks for all the help.

In reply to Re^5: Most elegant way to dispose of duplicates using map by rashley
in thread Most elegant way to dispose of duplicates using map by rashley

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