A while ago I posted a similar question (each on reference is experimental at) regarding a hash of arrays.

Now I have the same thing with a hash of hashes 


while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each $hoh{$name} ) {
 do stuff;

}

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This works with a warning but I cannot seem to fix it without no warnings 'experimental' I have tried  each %$hoh{$name} but it did not help.

Any help greatly appreciated. update, this is the content of one of these HoH: 

$VAR105 = 'S-1-5-21-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxx';
$VAR106 = {
            'mail' => 'user@domain.tld',
            'objectsid' => 'S-1-5-21-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx-x
+xxx',
            'proxyaddresses' => [
                                  'X400:c=TLD;a= ;p=Domain;o=Exchange;
+s=name;g=fn;',
                                  'SMTP:name@domain.tld',
                                  'smtp:name@domain.tld'
                                ],
            'givenname' => 'name',
            'displayname' => 'name surname',
            'sn' => 'surname',
            'distinguishedname' => 'CN=name surname,OU=users,DC=domain
+,DC=tld'
          };

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And I got it to work with this code: 

while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each %{ $hoh{$sid} } ) {
...
}

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Strangely, when using  each %{ $hoh->{ $sid } } I get the error: 

Global symbol "$hoh" requires explicit package name

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O well, it works every time is this reference stuff easier to work with, but it still trips me every now and then :-) Thanks all (again).

In reply to each on reference is experimental take 2 by natxo

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