Hi Monks, I have tried to tie a hash to a class and was unsuccessful in doing so. Could anyone help me ? pasting the code below: 

use tahash;

my %hash = (
              "Jan" => 1,
              "Feb" => 2,
              "Mar" => 3,
           );

my $val = tie(%hash,"tahash") or die "Can't tie : $!";

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package tahash;

sub new {
        my $class = shift;
        tie my %ref, $class;
        bless \%ref, $class;
    }

sub TIEHASH {
   print "<@_ \n>";
   my $class = shift;
   my %hash = shift;
   print "In TIEHASH .... \n";
   return bless(\@hash);
}

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I have two parts above. one is tahash.pm and another one is use_tahash.pm. I am trying to tie %hash to tahash class and capture the hash in use_tahash.pm, but I could capture only the class name but not the hash. Could anyone help me on this ? Thanks in advance

In reply to How to tie a hash to a class by pavanpvss

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