Multi Array problem(s)

[chrisvmarle]

I'm working on a todo-site, for myself and maybe to publish.

I'm trying to use Multi-Arrays, but the code below could (should) be shorter, I'm quite sure about that.

Here's the code:

	foreach $todo (@todos) {
		(@the_todos->[$n][0],@the_todos->[$n][1],@the_todos->[$n][2],@the_todos->[$n][3],@the_todos->[$n][4]) = split(/\|/,$todo);
		@test = split(/\|/,$todo);
		$n++;
	}
	@the_todos = sort date(@the_todos);
	@the_todos = sort priority(@the_todos);
	$n=0;
	foreach (@the_todos) {
		#print "@the_todos->[$n][0] @the_todos->[$n][1] @the_todos->[$n][2] @the_todos->[$n][3] @the_todos->[$n][4]<BR>";
		&print_todo(@the_todos->[$n][0],@the_todos->[$n][1],@the_todos->[$n][2],@the_todos->[$n][3],@the_todos->[$n][4]);
		$n++;
	}

@todos contains the info from the file like this:
1|To Do #1|1|1|95849384
The part that should be shorter is the
@the_todos->[$n][0],@the_todos->[$n][1],@the_todos->[$n][2],@the_todos->[$n][3],@the_todos->[$n][4]

Anyone any ideas on this or maybe a fresh, better idea?

Thanks in advance,
Chris

[Astro-Boy]

Not 100% sure about this, but you might get away with:

foreach $todo (@todos) {
	push(@the_todos, @{ [ split(/\|/, $todo) ] });
}

- Mark