Just keep doing it ;->
$tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}{$tpKey})
is your reference to the inner anon hash. Syntatic sugar pointers make it
(to me) a little clearer
$tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey})
but
foreach my $anonKey ( keys %{ $tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey} } ) {
A clarity trick (see "The Randal" article:
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=10108/sam0701h/
or, more complex Cozens on:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2006/11/02/all-about-hashes.html
) is to take a scalar 'ref' to the anon hash along the way:
my $anon_ref = \%{ $tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey} };
and use that in the now, slightly saner for loop:
foreach my $anonKey ( keys %{ $anon_ref } ) {
i.e.
print "\nTest iterating over the 3 dimensional hash of hashes...\n";
foreach my $fileTypeKey (keys %tp3Lookup) {
print "$fileTypeKey => \n";
foreach my $tpKey (keys %{$tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}}) {
print "\t$tpKey => $tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey}\n";
print "\tThis is a ",
ref($tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey})," reference.
\n";
my $anon_ref = \%{ $tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}->{$tpKey} };
foreach my $anonKey ( keys %{ $anon_ref } ) {
print "\t\t$anonKey => $anon_ref->{$anonKey}\n";
} # foreach my $anonKey ( keys %{ $anon_ref } )
} # foreach my $tpKey (keys
%{$tp3Lookup{$fileTypeKey}})
} # foreach my $fileTypeKey (keys %tp3Lookup)
Andy Bach
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