Re: Creating Hash of Arrays

Ruby
1

Pseudo Code

myhash[‘customercode’][0]=Firstname
myhash[‘customercode’][1]=M.I myhash[‘customercode’][2]=Lastname

myhash.each do |k,v|
myhash[‘k’].each do |elm|
puts “#{k} -> elm”
end
end

Except for a line break or semicolon between the 2nd and 3rd assignment,
I think your pseudo code will work. Did you try it? irb is your
friend, btw. :slight_smile:

However, this is Ruby not Perl. There’s no need to use deeply nested
hash structures when you want an object in Ruby.

class CustomerCode
attr_accessor :first_name, :mi, :lastname
end

array_of_customers.each do |cust|
cust.first_name = some_first_name
cust.mi = some_mi
cust.last_name = some_last_name
p cust
end

Regards,

Dan

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