Hi Alex, Thanks for your reply. I have corrected the above errors, but still the .pm module is not able to capture the hash values. Please find the code as below. 

use_tahash.pl

use tahash;

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


#my $val = tahash->new(\%hash);

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

tahash.pm
---------

use strict;
use warnings;

package tahash;

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

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


sub DESTROY {
    print "The object is destroyed...\n";
}

1;

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The output is something as below:

<tahash >In TIEHASH .... The object is destroyed...

I was unable to capture the hash values in .pm TIEHASH method. Please help.

In reply to Re^2: How to tie a hash to a class by pavanpvss
in thread How to tie a hash to a class by pavanpvss

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