Hi, I need some help doing something like this: I have an array of hash references. I need to loop through them and add a new key based on a condition. I have pasted the code that I use below. What I observe is that none of the hash ref have the 'supported' key after I come out of the function. So, I guess I am doing something wrong. What's the right way to achieve this ? Thanks 
sub validate_properties {
    my $properties = shift;
    for my $prop (@{$properties}) {
        if (is_supported($prop)) {
            $prop->{supported} = 1;
        } else {
            $prop->{supported} = 0;
        }
        return $properties;
    }
}

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PS: Updated the code.

In reply to Looping through an array of hashrefs by balachandran

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