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Easiest way would be to just specify the order in $k you want:
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Actually the easiest way would be to use Tie::IxHash::Easy; From the
docs:-
SYNOPSIS
use Tie::IxHash::Easy;
tie %x, 'Tie::IxHash::Easy';
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Mehta, Perdeep wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking for help to retrieve from a Hash of Hashes in insertion
> order? I am not an expert in multi-dimensional Hashes, how could I use
> Tie::IxHash module with a sub-Hash, if I could?
>
> Here is an example, I want to retrieve from sub-hash
> %{$dir_cont
One of the last problems I am having,
I need to make paragraphs in PDF API2, I have yet been able to get
anything to work. Nor is there any good documentation anywhere on it,
and the ones that there is do not work.
Has anyone got this feature to work and if so and you please shed some
light
If you want order, you need an array - hashes are unordered. As you're
using count as keys, you can sort them (make its a numeric sort) but just
push your hash on to an array (an "AoH") instead:
while( my $f = readdir( DIR )) {
next if( $f eq '.' or $f eq '..' );
my($t
Hi,
I am looking for help to retrieve from a Hash of Hashes in insertion
order? I am not an expert in multi-dimensional Hashes, how could I use
Tie::IxHash module with a sub-Hash, if I could?
Here is an example, I want to retrieve from sub-hash
%{$dir_contents->{$item} in the insertion order. I
