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Thanks, but if I have to pass some parameters to the call like this?

use strict;
my %config_A = (A=>'a');
my %config_B = (B=>'b');
my $calls = {
    A => \&print_A(\%config_A),
    B => \&print_B(\%config_B),
};

my $test = 'A';
$calls->{$test};

sub print_A {
        my $config = shift();
        print $config->{A},"\n";
}
sub print_B {
        my $config = shift();
        print $config->{B},"\n";
}
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In reply to Re^2: How to conditionally execute a subroutine defined as hash value by Anonymous Monk
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