Yes, so you need to change the NEXTKEY implementation to track the index by yourself. e.g., look at the C/XS implementation?
Maybe. Will have to see where I put my C/XS chops. Oh wait, I don't really know C/XS! ;-)
Hopefully you can read C without understanding it ;) All it does is having a counter which tracks where it is inside the hash entry's list. so when you call FETCH it uses that index to get the right value.
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