In message <522e72e4-5144-4a68-b8e0-1b564bca8...@gmail.com>,
Rafael Bonilla writes:
>Now I have the following problem.
>
>I need to count how many times certain traffic comes from an IP address. I'm
> using perl hashes for that where the IP address is the key and the counter
>is the value. Fine so far. Then, I need to report that and for that I'm doin
>g the following inside eval:
>while ( my ($key, $val) each %%my_hash) {
> print (IP: $key, counter: $val);
>}
Don't you need an = sign in there somewhere?
while ( my ($key, $val) = each %%my_hash) {
...
Otherwise I think each is in scalar context.
>The counter values print fine but all keys print some gibberish instead of
>the IP addresses.
I can't explain how your example works at all.
>Any suggestions?
Also you could use each in scalar context and use:
print ("IP: $key, counter: $$myhash{$key}");
or something along those lines.
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