How to declare a var hash name ?

[Nicolas Printemps]

Hello,

Which synthax to use to declare a variable hashname ?

$tempo="popo"

my %$popo; does not seem to work..

Regards

 

[Paul Lalli]

Which synthax to use to declare a variable hashname ?

$tempo="popo"

my %$popo; does not seem to work..

Nor should it.

What makes you think you want to do this? What is your *actual* goal,
that you think "variable hashname" is the solution to?

Have you read:
perldoc -q "variable name"
?

Paul Lalli

 

[John Bokma]

Hello,

Which synthax to use to declare a variable hashname ?

$tempo="popo"

my %$popo; does not seem to work..

What's wrong with:

my %tempo;

and using

$tempo{ popo }{ key } = some value;

 

[Nicolas Printemps]

sorry

%$tempo does not seem to work.

I would like to declare a certain number a hashes that are included into
a list.

 

[Paul Lalli]

sorry

For what?

%$tempo does not seem to work.

No. It doesn't. We've already established that.

I would like to declare a certain number a hashes that are included into
a list.

WHY!!!!???

Answer that question, and we can tell you how to do it correctly! Stop
ignoring our responses in favor of just repeating your question!

Are you at all aware that perl has multi-dimensional structures?
Please read:
perldoc perlreftut
perldoc perldsc

Paul Lalli

 

[Jürgen Exner]

sorry

%$tempo does not seem to work.

I would like to declare a certain number a hashes that are included
into a list.

Ok. What's blocking you from using an AoH aka ArrayOfHash or more accurately
array of hash references?

jue

 

[Nicolas Printemps]

I will check. Thank you

 

[Keith Keller]

I will check. Thank you

You will check what?!? Please quote context so that others know what
you are talking about.

--keith