Rafael Morales wrote:
> Yes it works but I also need to print the files with values with
> '0', and your code just prints the files that have values different
> of '0', for example when I use your code I got this:
>
> 2005-09-19 - NA - 56 - 788
> 2005-09-19 - NA - 43 - 540
> 2005-09-19 - NE - 10 -
9-19 - SP - 23 - 321
But I need these too:
2005-09-19 - NCW - 0 - 0
2005-09-19 - S - 0 - 0
2005-09-19 - SE - 0 - 0
How can I get them all ???
Thanks for your help John :).
- Original Message -
From: "John W. Krahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl Beginners"
Subje
Rafael Morales wrote:
> Hi.
Hello,
> My trouble is with a value duplicated value on a nested foreach, these are my
> variables:
>
> %names=(
> 1=>'NA'
> 2=>'NCW'
> 3=>'NE'
> 4=>'S'
> 5=>'SE'
> 6=>'SP'
>);
>
> %hash{'2005-09-19'}{'1'}{'56'
Hi. My trouble is with a value duplicated value on a nested foreach, these are
my variables:
%names=(
1=>'NA'
2=>'NCW'
3=>'NE'
4=>'S'
5=>'SE'
6=>'SP'
);
%hash{'2005-09-19'}{'1'}{'56'}=788;
%hash{'2005-09-19'}{'1'}{'43'}=540;
%hash{'2005-09-1
