Dear monks, I am looking for enlightenment in this situation

I would like to pass the session reference as an function parameter "like code below", but in this situation I am unable to make it right :( And I will love your advices, thanks4all 

use Net::Telnet::Cisco;

sub doOne{
my $sess = shift;
my $cmd = "sh ver";
my @lines = $sess->cmd("$cmd");
foreach my $line (@lines)... # do the parsing
return...
}



my $session = Net::Telnet::Cisco->new(  Host => $host,
            Input_log => $logfile,
            Timeout => 15,
            Errmode => "return");  
if($session){
$session->login(Name => "$user", 
                Password => "$pass", 
                Timeout => 15)  or warn "> \[Login Error\]: $!";

my @arr1 = doOne($session);  # session is a hash reference?
my @arr1 = doTwo($session);  # tried the backslash in front of it

$session->close();
}

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In reply to session as function argument in net:telnet:cisco by mvcorrea

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