adamjazz1
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Oct 13, 2009, 8:39 PM
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Comparing two Array of hash references for identical data.
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open INP, "#####.pl |";
@data=();
$nn=0;
while (<INP>) {
chomp;
@f=split(/[ \t]+/);
$trec={};
$trec->{val}=$f[1];
$trec->{fname}=$f[0];
push(@data,$trec);
$nn++;
}
close INP;
my ($new,$lastlimit,$avg,$sdev,$nnn)=&GenUtil::limCore(\@data,upper=>1,lower=>0,mult=>1.2);
my %newlist;
for ( my $i...$#{$new}){
$newlist{$*somekey*}=$*somevalue*;
}
for my $h (0 .. $#data ) {
if ( exists $newlist{$*newkey*} ) {
print $datakeyandval;
} else {
print "+".$datakeyandval;
}
My data being opened looks like this: {fname}->/home/###/#### {val}->-3233.3434
Genutil::Limcore takes the standard dev. of all the {val} and removes and makes a new array of hash references on numbers that are less than 1.2 times the std dev.
I want to keep both sets of data, but add a "+" to the non-repeated data in $new and @data. So if $new and @data contain the same set of data, I want to do nothing, but if the data is in @data, but not new I want to add a "+" in the beginning of the new data set.
So far, I think I want to loop through the unaltered @data and compare it to the $new set of data. I am not sure how to loop through @data in a way so I can compare it to $new line by line.
Here is the Dumper output for:
$new:{
'fname' => '/####/4/17/###',
'val' => '-8871.348288'
}
And @data looks the same.
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