perl - Empty value on hash when key comes from a list -

perl - Empty value on hash when key comes from a list -

i'm close me crazy.

i have array seems ok. array contains filenames (as keys) , total path on values of array. checked it's working.. here ok. here code:

open (file, "comb_d.txt"); @l = <file>; foreach $line (@l) { chomp($line); @linea = split(/separator/,$line); $hash_d{$linea[0]} = $linea[1]; }

as said.. works, because verified that:

foreach $llave (keys %hash_o) { print "$llave = $hash_o{$llave}\n"; }

and gives me total hash without issues..

here comes problem. don't want utilize filenames (all keys) on array, set of them. actually, there set of keys stored on @isect. when run:

foreach $llave ( @isect ) { print "$llave = $hash_o{$llave}\n"; }

my result is:

filename1 = filename2 =

i'm pretty sure elements on @isect exist keys of %hash_o.

help please

thanks!!

for this, data::dumper friend.

use data::dumper qw<dumper>; ... $hash_d{$linea[0]} = $linea[1]; dumper( \%hash_d ); }

and later:

say dumper( \@isect ); dumper( \%hash_o );

you're spending lot of time doing data::dumper lite snack. , each effort @ trying this, because it's perl code , because may not speed perl, you're spending time debugging debug code, instead of getting solution done.

note: dumping not acceptable replacement reading api of object, in object-oriented perl, explain here. unblessed hashes (see bless or perlobj), it's structured info want know how at--it's way go.

finally, here's mention favorite tool smart::comments. this:

use smart::comments; ... ### %hash_d ### @isect ### %hash_o

and watch magic.

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