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Where you get the data from is irrelevant, the "push" demonstrated by both moritz and mewsham manipulates your data structure in exactly the way you're asking for.

It adds an array reference (what an array of arrays really contains) to the array in your hash.

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In reply to Re^3: Adding to hash that contains an array of arrays by FloydATC
in thread Adding to hash that contains an array of arrays by eppo

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