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Phil Lawrence wrote:
> Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
> > But, assuming you know that and there's some pressing need to do the
> > above, the answer to your question is that I don't know a name for
> > such a structure.
> Well, with the keys all pushed up to one end of the array, it
> reminds me
> of using a centrifuge. How about "centrifugated hash"?
> Opinions? That
> would yield the function: "f_decentrifugate" :-)
well, since this reminds me of everybody's favorite bastardized data
structure, the pseudohash, perhaps that's good for a name. the pseudohash
has finally been deprecated in perl (after loads of moaning and groaning,)
and f_depseudohashify will probably remind you to deprecate your function as
soon as possible, as well.
~jerry
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