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Joe
This may be naive, but here is a situation:
I have a number of hashes stored in a config file, each contains different set of data and they all have the same data structure and will be processedin the same way. I want to build a loop to process them one at a time. Nowmy question is, is there a way for me to get all there hash names (as hashreference I guess), put them in an array so I can build a 'foreach' to process them? (I have all hash names share something in common, like %AAlevel,%BBlevel, %CClevel, etc., and naively wished to grab them by REGEX![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I did some search and didn't seem to find anything close, and hope to have a luck here. Thanks in advance,
joe
I have a number of hashes stored in a config file, each contains different set of data and they all have the same data structure and will be processedin the same way. I want to build a loop to process them one at a time. Nowmy question is, is there a way for me to get all there hash names (as hashreference I guess), put them in an array so I can build a 'foreach' to process them? (I have all hash names share something in common, like %AAlevel,%BBlevel, %CClevel, etc., and naively wished to grab them by REGEX
I did some search and didn't seem to find anything close, and hope to have a luck here. Thanks in advance,
joe