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From: John Beppu <beppu@ax9.org>
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Subject: nesting data structures
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I've been playing w/ zsh, and I was wondering
whether zsh allowed you to arbitrarily nest
data structures.  For example, is it possible
to have an array of hashes of arrays?  If so,
I can't figure out the syntax for it.

Any help is appreciated.  

Thanks in advance.

[jsb]


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