Hi!

OK, I am trying to build an return a hash:

  $list = " 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10";

  $DAT{ 'heading' } = $list;

I can print it at this time:

print "$DAT{ 'heading' }*<BR>";

 or is it better to do it this way?

 ( @wafer_list ) = split( /\s+/,  $wafer_list );
  $DAT{ 'heading' } = @wafer_list;
 
How can I print it?

My next issue is that I want to return this data:

  return \%Dat;

How do I print the returned data as a string and an array?

print "$DAT->{ 'heading' }<BR>"; 

prints only 1;

  foreach my $heading ( $DAT{ 'heading' } ) {
    print "  <th>$heading</th>\n";
  }

Prints nothing!

Thanks for your help,

Jerry

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