Hash order Options

[ze1]

Is it possible somehow to get a hash in the order it was created? For example:

CODE

myhash = {
  "one" => 1,
  "two" => 2,
  "three" => 3,
}
myhash.each { |item}
  p item
}

I want myhash to be printed in the order it was created, but I can't do that. If I can't do that with a hash, can I do it using another structure? I don't think I can use a string as an array index.

[Callista]

You can't do it in Ruby 1.8 without some workarounds like using string literals containing numbers ("2") as keys instead of the actual word and sorting the hash, but then you'll just be sorting an array of arrays. Why do you need to use a string with literal numbers as an index?