I'm trying to print out the values of "status" and "id". I have the following structure, as printed by Dumper: 
$VAR1 = {
          'Room2' => {
                      'tag' => '10',
                      'status' => 'active',
                      'id' => '1234'
                     },
...

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I'm able to print out the room names, but can't figure how to get the status or id. this is my code: 
foreach my $room ( keys %{$ret} ) {
        print $room;
        print {$room}{id}; #doesn't work
        foreach my $id (keys %{$ret{$room}}){
                print $id; #nothing
                print {$ret}{$room}->{$id} ;
        }

        print "\n";
}

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Any pointers greatfully accpeted!

In reply to hash of hashes by Anonymous Monk

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