Look at it this way:

$VAR1 = { '12349' => [ { 'name' => 'RIC', 'reference' => '00y77676', } ], 'X334' => [ { 'name' => 'MES', 'reference' => '0089kkjh9', } ], }; my $href = $VAR1->{12349}[0]; print $href, "\n";

What would you want print to do, if handed a hashref? What it does, is it stringifies the reference, and that's what you are seeing.

print "$_ => $VAR1->{12349}[0]{$_}\n" for keys %{$VAR1->{12349}[0]};

...will probably get you a little closer to what you want. Your structure is three levels deep. You're not penetrating it deeply enough.


Dave


In reply to Re: Get values from array by davido
in thread Get values from array by Anonymous Monk

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