I have a data structure like 
my @scales;
struct( Scale => {
    name => '$',
    offset => '$',
    foo => '$',
    index => '$',
    chords => '@',
    notes => '@'
});

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I found no way on how to push data to the @chords and @notes arrays of a record with that structure. I tried f.i. 
my $sref = $scales[$scale]->chords;
push @{$sref}, $found_chord . ';' . $c[1];

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which runs without an issue, but leaves the array empty. If I use Dumper to show the data I get like 
...
  bless( {
                   'Scale::index' => '8',
                   'Scale::notes' => [],
                   'Scale::name' => 'Major Bebop Eb',
                   'Scale::chords' => [],
                   'Scale::foo' => 'E61100',
                   'Scale::offset' => undef
                 }, 'Scale' ),
          bless( {
                   'Scale::offset' => undef,
                   'Scale::foo' => 'E61100',
                   'Scale::chords' => [],
                   'Scale::name' => 'Major Bebop F',
                   'Scale::notes' => [],
                   'Scale::index' => '9'
                 }, 'Scale' ),
...

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which looks like there are just empty arrays in that struct. How is the correct push syntax here?

In reply to Push to array as part of Struct by Miq19

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