Saurabh Singhvi wrote:
Hi
Hello,
herez my data and i am having a problem
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
that will tell you a lot probably.
You might want to "tableize" your giant hash to make it easier to read
(pronounced "find obviouse mistakes")
my %info = (
'foo' => {
Hi
herez my data and i am having a problem
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
foreach $name (@ARGV) {
$i=0;
open(PDB,"$name") ;
while ($line = ) {
if ($line =~ /ATOM/) {
($title, $num, $atom, $acid, $rest) = split(/\s+/, $line, 5);
if ($atom eq "CA") {
Ben Marsh wrote:
%hash = ( "key" => {"key1" => value} );
To define a hash use () brackets the second hash is inserting not a hash but a
reference to a hash so you use {} brackets.
You refer to 'value' it as $hash{key}->{key1}. $hash{key} is a scalar
contains a reference pointing to a hash (so $
* Saurabh Singhvi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> HI
>
> i was looking to make a hash inside hash. Something like
>
> %hash = { "key" => {"key1" => value} };
>
> is this the correct way to define it??? Also,
> is
> $hash{key->key1}
>
> this the way to call it ?? if not kindly tell me.
>
> thanks
HI
i was looking to make a hash inside hash. Something like
%hash = { "key" => {"key1" => value} };
is this the correct way to define it??? Also,
is
$hash{key->key1}
this the way to call it ?? if not kindly tell me.
thanks
Saurabh
