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Re: Slicing multilevel hashes

by Roy Johnson (Monsignor)
on Apr 07, 2005 at 17:33 UTC ( [id://445808]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Slicing multilevel hashes

A slice -- even a hash slice -- is not a hash. It's a list (that includes only the values components, not the keys). That's why the sigil is @ and not %. You cannot hash-dereference a list. As dragonchild astutely suggested, you can use map to get the effect you want. 
map @{$_}{@keys}, @hoh{@keys};

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Re^2: Slicing multilevel hashes
by bobf (Monsignor) on Apr 07, 2005 at 18:57 UTC

    Thanks for the speedy replies. I did use map to get a working solution (map{ $_->{d} } @hoh{@keys}) but I thought there might be another way to do it (thanks for the example). In the back of my mind I didn't think the @hoh{@keys}{d} idea was possible, but if it was then if anyone would know how to do it, it would be someone at Perl Monks!

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