How to create mutiple hash dynamicaly

[Nike Mike]

Hi i am having two arrays and i have append into a hash like this.Please
help me.

{:name=>"Databases",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=>"Network management",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=>"Security",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=>"Service",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"}
{:name=>"Storage",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com/"}

 

[Lee Jarvis]

Hi i am having two arrays and i have append into a hash like this.Please
help me.

    {:name=>"Databases",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
    {:name=>"Network management",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
    {:name=>"Security",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"},
    {:name=>"Service",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com"}
    {:name=>"Storage",:url=>"http://www.examplw.com/"}

You need to provide more information before anyone can help you. Your
intentions aren't clear from this message. What exactly are you trying
to do?

Regards,
Lee

 

[Nike Mike]

You need to provide more information before anyone can help you. Your
intentions aren't clear from this message. What exactly are you trying
to do?

Regards,
Lee

How to create mutiple hash like this

[{:a=>'1',:b=>'10'}{:a=>'11',:b=>'101'}]

 

[Peter Hickman]

[Note: parts of this message were removed to make it a legal post.]

Something like

a = Array.new

(1..10).each do |x|
a << { :name => x, :value => rand()}
end

gives

[
{:value=>0.275365921616629, :name=>1},
{:value=>0.908041472109624, :name=>2},
{:value=>0.456925255668977, :name=>3},
{:value=>0.960411659941877, :name=>4},
{:value=>0.322421277822909, :name=>5},
{:value=>0.566391285531641, :name=>6},
{:value=>0.658230197869362, :name=>7},
{:value=>0.319688834896862, :name=>8},
{:value=>0.0955639492351847, :name=>9},
{:value=>0.794232897318298, :name=>10}
]

 

[Jesús Gabriel y Galán]

You need to provide more information before anyone can help you. Your
intentions aren't clear from this message. What exactly are you trying
to do?

Regards,
Lee

How to create mutiple hash like this

[{:a=3D>'1',:b=3D>'10'}{:a=3D>'11',:b=3D>'101'}]

It would be clearer if you specified with a code example the input
data and the expected output (btw, the above is not correct syntax).
But I'll take a stab:

irb(main):001:0> first_array =3D ["Databases", "Network Management", "Secur=
ity"]
=3D> ["Databases", "Network Management", "Security"]
irb(main):002:0> second_array =3D ["http://databases", "http://network",
"http://security"]
=3D> ["http://databases", "http://network", "http://security"]
irb(main):004:0> first_array.zip(second_array).inject([]) {|result,
(k,v)| result << {k =3D> v}; result}
=3D> [{"Databases"=3D>"http://databases"}, {"Network
Management"=3D>"http://network"}, {"Security"=3D>"http://security"}]

Is that what you want?

Jesus.

 

[Jesús Gabriel y Galán]

Hi i am having two arrays and i have append into a hash like this.Plea= se
help me.

{:name=3D>"Databases",:url=3D>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=3D>"Network management",:url=3D>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=3D>"Security",:url=3D>"http://www.examplw.com"},
{:name=3D>"Service",:url=3D>"http://www.examplw.com"}
{:name=3D>"Storage",:url=3D>"http://www.examplw.com/"}
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You need to provide more information before anyone can help you. Your
intentions aren't clear from this message. What exactly are you trying
to do?

Regards,
Lee

How to create mutiple hash like this

[{:a=3D>'1',:b=3D>'10'}{:a=3D>'11',:b=3D>'101'}]

It would be clearer if you specified with a code example the input
data and the expected output (btw, the above is not correct syntax).
But I'll take a stab:

irb(main):001:0> first_array =3D ["Databases", "Network Management", "Sec= urity"]
=3D> ["Databases", "Network Management", "Security"]
irb(main):002:0> second_array =3D ["http://databases", "http://network",
"http://security"]
=3D> ["http://databases", "http://network", "http://security"]
irb(main):004:0> first_array.zip(second_array).inject([]) {|result,
(k,v)| result << {k =3D> v}; result}
=3D> [{"Databases"=3D>"http://databases"}, {"Network
Management"=3D>"http://network"}, {"Security"=3D>"http://security"}]

Sorry, I meant this:

irb(main):005:0> first_array.zip(second_array).inject([]) {|result,
(k,v)| result << {:name =3D> k, :url =3D> v}; result}
=3D> [{:url=3D>"http://databases", :name=3D>"Databases"},
{:url=3D>"http://network", :name=3D>"Network Management"},
{:url=3D>"http://security", :name=3D>"Security"}]

Jesus.

 

[Jesús Gabriel y Galán]

irb(main):001:0> first_array = ["Databases", "Network Management", "Security"]

=> ["Databases", "Network Management", "Security"]
irb(main):002:0> second_array = ["http://databases", "http://network",
"http://security"]
=> ["http://databases", "http://network", "http://security"]

Sorry for the third post in a row, but this is much better done like this:

irb(main):006:0> first_array.zip(second_array).map {|(k,v)| {:name =>
k, :url => v}}
=> [{:url=>"http://databases", :name=>"Databases"},
{:url=>"http://network", :name=>"Network Management"},
{:url=>"http://security", :name=>"Security"}]

Jesus.

 

[Nike Mike]

Thanks for all replies