Hi Monks!

I am trying to parse this data, wich is the result of this code my $xml = XMLin($rss); using XML::SIMPLE
I am lost here, trying to use this, but how to get to this value city->name. If I can get the name in city I can figure it out how to get to the others I also need. With the foreach I can only get to the keys:

foreach my $vals ( keys %{ $xml }){
   print Dumper $vals;
}

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Test Data:
 $VAR1 = {
           'precipitation' => {
                              'mode' => 'no'
                            },
           'pressure' => {
                         'unit' => 'hPa',
                         'value' => '1031.65'
                       },
           'temperature' => {
                            'min' => '81.15',
                            'value' => '81.15',
                            'max' => '81.15',
                            'unit' => 'fahrenheit'
                          },
           'humidity' => {
                         'unit' => '%',
                         'value' => '89'
                       },
           'visibility' => {},
           'wind' => {
                     'direction' => {
                                    'value' => '202.503',
                                    'name' => 'South-southwest',
                                    'code' => 'SSW'
                                  },
                     'gusts' => {},
                     'speed' => {
                                'name' => 'Gentle Breeze',
                                'value' => '4.61'
                              }
                   },
           'clouds' => {
                       'name' => 'clear sky',
                       'value' => '8'
                     },
           'weather' => {
                        'value' => 'clear sky',
                        'icon' => '02d',
                        'number' => '800'
                      },
           'lastupdate' => {
                           'value' => '2016-05-16T18:27:33'
                         },
           'city' => {
                     'name' => 'Pine Island Center',
                     'id' => '4168493',
                     'coord' => {
                                'lat' => '26.61',
                                'lon' => '-82.12'
                              },
                     'sun' => {
                              'rise' => '2016-05-16T10:40:09',
                              'set' => '2016-05-17T00:09:55'
                            },
                     'country' => 'US'
                   }
 };

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Thank you for helping! using XML::SIMPLE

In reply to Parsing hash from XML::Simple by Anonymous Monk

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