Re: multidimensional insertion order

Spin wrote:
> Abigail wrote:
> >
> > Use Tie::IxHash on the lower levels as well.
>
> I tried that but I don't know what the keys of the lower levels of the
> hash will be. When I put it in just before the loop that builds the
> hash, it gave me an error about TIESCALAR.

Oh, you got "an error"! Well then, you clearly have a problem on line
87 of the 3rd subroutine in your file.

Do you seriously not think the text of the error message might be an
important clue as to what went wrong?

Paul Lalli

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