On Tuesday 07 Jun 2011 11:04:58 Agnello George wrote:
$hashref1 = [ { 'windows2 ' => { 'lvm' => ' windows2 8GB ram 50 GB HDD',
'cpu' => 'na', 'ip' => ' 171.16.1.10', 'application' => ' win2k8 ,sql,iis',
'hosting' => '', 'assigned_to' => ali', 'rdom0id' => '11', 'server_name' =>
'windows2 ', 'ram' => ' na' } } ];
$hashref2 = [ { '6' => { 'website_name' => 'website.com', 'website_id' =>
'6' }, '3' => { 'website_name' => 'life.com', 'website_id' => '3' }, '7' =>
{ 'website_name' => 'writes.com', 'website_id' => '7' } } ];
i need to push $hashref2 into hashref1
need to get some thing like
$hashref1 = [ { 'windows2 ' => { 'lvm' => ' windows2 8GB ram 50 GB HDD',
'cpu' => 'na', 'ip' => ' 171.16.1.10', 'application' => ' win2k8 ,sql,iis',
'hosting' => '', 'assigned_to' => ali', 'rdom0id' => '11', 'server_name' =>
'windows2 ', 'ram' => ' na' }, all_websites => { '6' => { 'website_name'
=> 'website.com', 'website_id' => '6' }, '3' => { 'website_name' =>
'life.com', 'website_id' => '3' }, '7' => { 'website_name' =>
'writes.com', 'website_id' => '7' } } } ];
You don't push a hashref into another hashref. And $hashref1 is clearly anOn Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 1:13 PM, marcos rebelo wrote:
I don't understand what you are trying to do
Ok , i got 2 hashesI don't understand what you are trying to do
$hashref1 = [ { 'windows2 ' => { 'lvm' => ' windows2 8GB ram 50 GB HDD',
'cpu' => 'na', 'ip' => ' 171.16.1.10', 'application' => ' win2k8 ,sql,iis',
'hosting' => '', 'assigned_to' => ali', 'rdom0id' => '11', 'server_name' =>
'windows2 ', 'ram' => ' na' } } ];
$hashref2 = [ { '6' => { 'website_name' => 'website.com', 'website_id' =>
'6' }, '3' => { 'website_name' => 'life.com', 'website_id' => '3' }, '7' =>
{ 'website_name' => 'writes.com', 'website_id' => '7' } } ];
i need to push $hashref2 into hashref1
need to get some thing like
$hashref1 = [ { 'windows2 ' => { 'lvm' => ' windows2 8GB ram 50 GB HDD',
'cpu' => 'na', 'ip' => ' 171.16.1.10', 'application' => ' win2k8 ,sql,iis',
'hosting' => '', 'assigned_to' => ali', 'rdom0id' => '11', 'server_name' =>
'windows2 ', 'ram' => ' na' }, all_websites => { '6' => { 'website_name'
=> 'website.com', 'website_id' => '6' }, '3' => { 'website_name' =>
'life.com', 'website_id' => '3' }, '7' => { 'website_name' =>
'writes.com', 'website_id' => '7' } } } ];
array reference (which makes its name confusing). Please go over the relevant
resources about references and nested data structures in Perl here:
http://perl-begin.org/topics/references/
After that you can use "perl -d" to do things interactively and debug your
program:
http://perl-begin.org/topics/debugging/
Unit tests may also be a good idea:
http://perl-begin.org/uses/qa/
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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