Peter Eisengrein wrote:
>
> Like this?
> @list = ([%hash_one],[%hash_two],[%hash_three]);
I think he meant more like:
@list = (\%hash_one, \%hash_two, \%hash_three);
Of course then you're going to want ot know how to access them. :)
my %hash_one = ('a' => 1);
my %hash_two = ('b' => 2);
my %hash_three = ('c' => 3);
my @list = (\%hash_one, \%hash_two, \%hash_three);
foreach my $key (@list) {
foreach (keys %{$key}) {
print "$_=$key->{$_}\n";
}
}
__END__
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