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Posted by Joost Diepenmaat on May 2, 2008, 7:23 am
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> I am using (roughly) the following code.
>
> my %counter = () ;
>
> $counter = 'label1' ;
> $counter = 14 ;
> $counter = 'label1' ;
> $counter = 14 ;
>
> If I use: for my $key(keys %counter), I get label11 and label12 as
> values.
> I would like to run something like: foreach my $key(keys %
> ($counter(label11) ) )
> and get 'parent' and 'hits' as the sub-keys.
>
> Is there any quick way to do this but quicker than what? So let's say
> is there a 'standard way' in which this is done? Or do I have to do it
> the 'hard way' ? Define a sub-hash, and then assign it to the parent
> hash as its key's value?
Do you mean something like this?
foreach my $key (keys %}) {
print "$key => $counter->\n";
}
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