Hi there Monks!

I need to add the keys and values from the "$added" array of hashes to the sub routine "sent".
It gives a syntax error near "for ". How can it be done if anyone think it can? 
use strict;
use warnings;

my $added = [
             {
               link     => "/var/www/docs",
           name => "mydocs",
         },
         {
               link     => "/var/www/read",
           name => "letters",
         }
       ];
       
my @keys = qw( link  name );

 my $success;

 foreach my $send_to(@send) {

   $success = sent( {
               to              => 'send_to',
               account            => 'to_account',
               name            => 'name',
               subject         => 'subject',
               title            => 'title',
               
                       for my $hash (@$added) {
                         for my $key (@keys) {
                   $key        => $hash->{$key},

                       } }
               
               type     => 'docs',
               
                   });

 }

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Thanks for the Help!

In reply to Add values to subroutine inside of a loop. by Anonymous Monk

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