--- Wiggins d Anconia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You only have to dereference if you are trying to do something to the
> > structure in aggregate, aka you have to supply a hash, such as is the
> > case for 'keys', 'values', and 'each'. If you want to access a single
> > value from the nested hash, you can access it directly using the little
> > arrow syntax,
> >
> > $printers->{jobs}->{4};
Yes, now i got it.
>
> Dammit, $printers is not a hash reference, so the above will not work
> (boy everyone can see how I normally do it ;-)), for your example that
> should read,
>
> $printers{jobs}->{4};
Using my example, the followed works perfectly:
$printers{jobs}->{'d00011-001'};
> Which going back to your post, I see you already had. Sorry for the noise,
Thank you very much Wiggins.
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