I prefer to decode this kind of code from outside to inside.
1. The sigil @ indicates the result is an array
2. Thus, $var1{$var2} should be an array reference
3. The structure of $var1{$var2} suggests var1 means a hash, or %var1
4. Thus, $var2 is a key of the hash %var1
So, %var1 is a hash of array reference, or the values of the hash %var1
are array references. @{$var1{$var2}} is trying to dereference the
references and get the arrays.
On 2011-6-23 0:44, josanabr wrote:
Hi,
I'm reading a program written in perl and I read this statement
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