Dear all,
I would like to construct a hash, whose value holds a reference to an
array of arrays,
however all the keys in my hash have the exact same value, which turns
out to be the value of the last element I put it!!
I felt that something is wrong in the data structure, that I should
You're actually very close. I would just change a couple of things.
First of all, you don't need @data as well as @rows. $element is aliased to
each element in the array as it loops, so you can re-assign right back into
the same array when you split. This will cause the loop to independent of
Hi all,
here's my question :):
I define a hash array:
our %R=(first = [ one, two ], second = [third, fourth]);
Now I can get back back array references from this using:
$R{first}
I also can get back the elements of this array:
$R{first}-[0]and so on..
but i would need to pass the whole
just dereference it:
foo( @{ $R{first} } );
it's as easy as that =)
hth
Jos Boumans
Hi all,
here's my question :):
I define a hash array:
our %R=(first = [ one, two ], second = [third, fourth]);
Now I can get back back array references from this using:
$R{first}
I also can
Anyone know how to sort an array of arrays? To sort on the first column ($j
= 0), I tried:
$j = 0;
for $i (0..$#AddBook) {
@col = $AddBook[$i][$j];
@sortcol = sort @col;
print Column $j contains: @col\n;
}
for $i (0..$#AddBook) {
print Column $j sorted contains: @sortcol\n;
}
I get the last
Here is a reply to an email on another list regarding sorting of
array of arrays. Cut and run(I did it on AS 5.6.0 build 623). From this
you should be able to do what you want.
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