in reply to Saving and Loading of Variables
I'm not understanding your phrase "hashes of hashes of combinations" very well. If the order of testing does matter, it would not retain that information. If it does not, it seems like this would generate redundant information.
It seems to me that you have a list of one or more rules, which a message either passes or does not:
+---------------+-----------+ | Combination | Failures | +---------------+-----------+
Where Combination is a (string-y) list of one or more rules which, when combined, cause a message to fail. A corresponding perl structure is:
%data{"@combination"} = $failure_rate;
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