Well, I figured out that the problem was not suited
for a multi-dimensional hash, but rather just a hash.
And I didn't know that hashes flattened out like
arrays when one is stored within another. References
are actually next on my list, but I've still a bit to
go with hashes. Thanks for all
I've a problem that I think is best solved with
multi-dimensional hashes. However, the reference that
I'm using doesn't really cover them. Does anyone know
where I might find some tutorial article of some sort
with an example or two on multi-dimensional hashes?
I know that the syntax for
On Thursday, June 5, 2003, at 09:26 AM, Stuart White wrote:
I've a problem that I think is best solved with
multi-dimensional hashes. However, the reference that
I'm using doesn't really cover them. Does anyone know
where I might find some tutorial article of some sort
with an example or two
Stuart == Stuart White [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stuart I've a problem that I think is best solved with
Stuart multi-dimensional hashes. However, the reference that
Stuart I'm using doesn't really cover them. Does anyone know
Stuart where I might find some tutorial article of some sort
Stuart
Stuart White wrote:
I've a problem that I think is best solved with
multi-dimensional hashes. However, the reference that
I'm using doesn't really cover them. Does anyone know
where I might find some tutorial article of some sort
with an example or two on multi-dimensional hashes?
I know
