Re: Iterated Hash Names

2007/9/30, Mathew Snyder <theillien@xxxxxxxxx>:
I'm trying to create an array of hashes with hash names that are simply "user1",
"user2", "user3", etc. How do I use this method when adding one of the hashes
to the array?

my $user = "user" . $i;

(build hash...)

push @userData, hash


Why not create the anonymous hashs?like,

for my $i (1 .. 3) {
push @userData {'user' .$i => 'value1', 'key2' => 'value2' ...};
}

or maybe a HoH is better,as,

my %HoH = ( 'user1' => { key1 => value1,key2 => value2...},
'user2' => { key1 => value1,key2 => value2...}
...
);

If you really want to use a variable as hash's names,you may need to
eval a string,which is not good so.
.

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