Hi Monks!
I am trying to return this data type from the get_data(), but the "Dumper" inside of the "foreach" works (it prints all the data) but printing it outside is empty.
What is the correct way to do this, I know I am doing something wrong here:
...
sub get_data
 {
  my $data = shift;

  my ($$one_num, $$account_num, $name, $new_name, $plano, $passdate, $
+todays_date, $descont, $firm, $value, $thetotal, $commited) ;
  my $c = -1; my @AoA;
  foreach my $infs (@{ $data->{ info } }) {
      $c++;
    $one_num = $infs->{ $one_num },
    $account_num = $infs->{ $account_num },
    $name  = $infs->{ name },
    $new_name  = $infs->{ new_name } || ' ',
    $plano  = $infs->{ plano } || ' ',
    $passdate  = $infs->{ passdate },
    $todays_date  = $infs->{ todays_date },
    $descont  = $infs->{ descont },
    $firm  = $infs->{ firm },
    $value  = $infs->{ value },
    $thetotal  = $infs->{ premium },
    $commited = $infs->{ commited };

    push @{ $AoA[$c] },$$one_num, $$account_num, $name, $new_name, $pl
+ano, $passdate, $todays_date, $descont, $firm, $value, $thetotal, $co
+mmited;
    
   }
   
  #print Dumper \@AoA;
  return @\@AoA;
  
 }

 my $alldata= get_data();
 
 print Dumper $alldata;
 ...

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In reply to Passing a reference from a subroutine. by Anonymous Monk

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