On 1/27/20 9:01 AM, David Wells wrote:
> It sounds like you want to use Patterns::Map or Patterns::List.
They can also be nested, which I think is essentially what you want. Though if
all of the entries of the list have the form
{set var = bool, set var2 = string, etc}
then you might as well omit the 'set var =' part and have each entry of the
list be a tuple:
set array = val1, val2; val3, val4
Here, the ';' separates the outer list, the ',' the elements of each list entry.
Best
W.
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