I have a beginner question:
I have an @key_table and many @values_tables. I want to create a @table of references to hashes, so there is one table, each element points to hash with keys&values from those 2 tables presented at the beginning.
For example:
@keys = (Kate, Peter, John);
@value1 = (1, 2, 3);
@value2 = (a, b, c);
and I want a two-element table that point to:
%hash1 = (Kate=>1, Peter=>2, John=>3);
%hash2 = (Kate=>a, Peter=>b, John=>c);
If you just want to create two hashes, it's really easy:
my ( %hash1, %hash2 );
@hash1{ @keys } = @value1;
@hash2{ @keys } = @value2;
This takes advantage of hash slices.
However, it's usually a mistake to make a bunch of new variables with numbers stuck on the end. If you want this information all together in one structure, you can create nested hashes with references.
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