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OK, there's been this recent discussion on comp.lang.perl.misc, and it's gotten perverse enough to drag one of the postings over to the monestary.

A simple mechanism to turn a list of comma-separated-values into a list of hashrefs, each hashref naming the fields from the comma-separated-values. When we got to using the term "hashificator", I knew it needed a wider audience. Enjoy!

According to Anno Siegel <anno4000@lublin.zrz.tu-berlin.de>: > According to Randal L. Schwartz <merlyn@stonehenge.com>: > > [...] > > > More perversely perlish: > > > > @game = map +{ > > (qw/name score date/, split /,/)[0,3,1,4,2,5] > > }, @scores; > > > > Do Not Try This At Home. :) > > Ah... retro-hashification of the unwieldy. I knew there had to > be something like that. ...and it generalizes: my @keys = qw/name score date comment/; my @hashificator = map( ( $_, $_ + @keys), 0 .. @keys - 1); @game = map +{ (@keys, split /,/)[ @hashificator] }, @scores;

In reply to Converting a CSV list to a list of hashrefs naming the fields by merlyn

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