Please post a piece of code that demonstrates the problem, including expected result and actual result. I could not reproduce the issue from your problem description.
use Data::Dumper;
%hoh = (
'item1' => {
'key1' => '1',
'key2' => '1',
'key3' => '0'
},
'item2' => {
'key1' => '0',
'key2' => '1'
}
);
print "Before delete:\n";
print Dumper \%hoh;
my $a = "item2";
delete $hoh{$a};
print "\n\nAfter delete:\n";
print Dumper \%hoh;
print "$a deleted!" if not exists $hoh{$a};
Before delete:
$VAR1 = {
'item1' => {
'key2' => '1',
'key1' => '1',
'key3' => '0'
},
'item2' => {
'key2' => '1',
'key1' => '0'
}
};
After delete:
$VAR1 = {
'item1' => {
'key2' => '1',
'key1' => '1',
'key3' => '0'
}
};
item2 deleted!
That being said, you should abstain from using $a and $b as variables, as they have special meaning to the sort function.
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