So I have the following hashes/arrays:
{"number"=>[{"tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553", "notes"=>"Example note"}, {"tracking"=>"9102901001301227214058"}]}
{"number"=>{"tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553", "notes"=>"Example note"}}
That first hash has an array for number
while the second one doesn't.
It's wreaking havoc trying to loop through the data (specifically when there's only one tracking/notes combo).
Ultimately I'm wanting to be able to do an each
loop on each tracking/notes combo.
h1={"number"=>[{"tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553", "notes"=>"Example note"}, {"tracking"=>"9102901001301227214058"}]}
h2={"number"=>{"tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553", "notes"=>"Example note"}}
[h1["number"]].flatten
=> [{"notes"=>"Example note", "tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553"}, {"tracking"=>"9102901001301227214058"}]
[h2["number"]].flatten
=> [{"notes"=>"Example note", "tracking"=>"1Z81E74W0393736553"}]
Now, each will be an array of hashes and you can use each
to iterate through them.
像这样吗
hash["number"] = [ hash["number"] ] unless hash["number"].kind_of?(Array)
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