I'm working with a database interface (DBI) that returns information by returning a reference ($Z) to an array of arrays.
When I run the program in the debugger, and ask for $Z, I get: 0 ARRAY(0x20d5e8) 0 ARRAY(0x41acfc) 0 26412 1 'ORLANDO' 2 'WV' 3 '-80.5145' 4 38.9458 5 'US' 6 10577 1 ARRAY(0x41adbc) 0 32801 1 'ORLANDO' 2 'FL' 3 '-81.3733' 4 28.5452 5 'US' 6 13818 2 ARRAY(0x41ae28) 0 32802 1 'ORLANDO' 2 'FL' 3 '-81.3439' 4 28.519 5 'US' 6 13819 3 ARRAY(0x41d590) 0 32803 1 'ORLANDO' 2 'FL' 3 '-81.3366' 4 28.5565 5 'US' 6 13820 etc. When I write $Z->[2][3] I get the expected -81.3439. Now the questions: If I want to iterate over each of these elements, to print out a line at a time, how do I do it? Of course, I could do something like this: for (i=0;i<ARRAYSIZE;i++) { for (j=0;j<SIZEOFINNERARRAY;j++) { print "$Z[i][j]," "; } print "\n"; } But this isn't very "Perl-like" and it leaves the question of how do I know the ARRAYSIZE and SIZEOFINNERARRAY (which is known in this case, but as a general case, may not be known)? I'd like to use something like a nested "foreach" loop... and the code should evaluate the size of each innermost array - so for example, if an inner array had size 4 instead of 7, it would be detected (so I don't iterate over non-existent values). Thanks. and Merry Christmas! Kurt -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]