On Sep 18, 1:28 am, John Do <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hashx = { key1 => {key1 => key1val1, key2 => key1val2}, key2 => {key1 =>
> key2val1, key2 => key2val2} }
>
> If I want to insert a hash in the 1st level, how to do?
>
> key3_hash = {key1 => key3val1, key2 => key3val2}
> hashx[key3] = key3_hash
> # Is there a better way to write this? I want to assign the
> programmatically
>
Not quite sure what you're getting at, but what's wrong with
hashx[key3] = {key1 => key3val1, key2 => key3val2} ?
> How about adding to the 2nd level hash?
>
> Say
> anon_hash = hashx[key1]
> anon_hash[key3] = {key3 => key1val3}
> hashx[key1] = anon_hash
> # is there a better way to do this?
why not just hashx[key1][key3]=key1val3 ? You don't need all those
intermediate steps.
Fred
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