Dermot wrote:
> On 13 February 2010 06:42, Owen <rc...@pcug.org.au> wrote:
>> The program below works, but I don't believe I have to make the
>> reference # my $svgs = \...@svgs; to get it into the hash;
>>
>> I think I should be able to do something like
>>
>> $folders{$folder} = @svgs;
>> print "$folders{Ztyx}->[3]\n";
>
>
> You want a array reference there so
>
> $folders{$folder} = \...@svgs;
>
> Saving you from having to make this assignment;
>
> my $svgs = \...@svgs;
> $folders{$folder} = $svgs;
You can also do both at once:
$folders{$folder} = my $svgs = \...@svgs;
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