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Hmm, I am not sure of what you do then with your @row and @cols arrays to populate your CSV.

And what do you think will happen if you have other types of references (array refs, scalar refs, code refs, etc.) in your data structure? The program might probably not choke, but you'll see references (something like ARRAY(0x60005f6e0) in your output, instead of the actual data. Probably not what you want (although I am not entirely sure of what you want to obtain exactly).

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In reply to Re^2: Convert hash to CSV using Text::CSV::Slurp by Laurent_R
in thread Convert hash to CSV using Text::CSV::Slurp by Plankton

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