09-28-2011
@tyler_durden,
Thanks a lot for this great example.
It should enable me to solve my 'problem'.
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@tyler_durden,
I have an additional question.
What if I only want to print Apple and IBM and in that exact order ?
Or for example Oracle, Apple and IBM in this exact order.
I tried to add this:
Quote:
my %OrderedList = (
'Apple' => "1",
'IBM' => "1");
:
:
foreach my $item (@all_comp_products) {
$company = $$item[0];
if ( $OrderedList{$company} ) {
print "Company : $company\n";
print "Products :\n";
foreach my $prod (@{$$item[1]}) {
print " $prod\n";
}
}
}
That results in this:
Quote:
Company : IBM
Products :
DB2
Fortran
ATM
Deep Blue
Company : Apple
Products :
MacBook
iPod
iPad
Pixar
But I need it to be in the order as specified by %OrderedList.
Could you please assist me with this final step ?
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SEE ALSO
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BUGS
The size of common symbols can't be reflected in any of the numbers for relocatable object files.
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