Chas. Owens wrote:
On Jan 21, 2008 2:11 PM, Chas. Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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So, if I understand correctly $data{$snp} is a value in a hash. That value
is a scalar that happens, in this case, to be a reference to an anonymous
hash? The key of this anonymous hash is $genotype? It does not seem like
the simplicity of this lines relates the complexity of the object:
$data{ $snp }
$data{ $snp }{ $genotype }
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I think I understand what you are saying, and it seems correct. I am
going to restate everything about $data{$snp}{$genotype} just to make
sure we are on the same page.
%data is a hash.
$snp is a scalar
$data{$snp} yields a hash ref
$data{$snp}->{$genotype} (aka $data{$snp}{$genotype}) yields a scalar value
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Oops, I left out
$snp is a scalar that holds a (possible) key to %data.
$genotype is a scalar that holds a (possible) key to $data{$snp}.
Being picky:
$genotype is a scalar that holds a (possible) key to %{$data{$snp}}
Rob
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