Ah, I see. Yes, that had eluded me.
> Here you are flattening the @$record into @toparray. If you
> wanted to keep the nested array structure, you would have to
> push the array reference instead:
>
> push @toparray, $record;
>
> Or if for whatever reason you must create a copy of the d
On Tue, 18 Oct 2011, Barry Brevik wrote:
>
> I've been fooling around with this situation entirely too long. Below is
> a demonstration of the problem, but the real situation is part of some
> Win32::OLE code I am maintaining, so it's relevant .
>
> The problem is this: the 1st loop pushes each s
I've been fooling around with this situation entirely too long. Below is
a demonstration of the problem, but the real situation is part of some
Win32::OLE code I am maintaining, so it's relevant .
The problem is this: the 1st loop pushes each sub-array (for example
"39", "3") onto @toparray. A pr
