If you like, you can use the widely-loathed perl prototypes to get @array as a reference. You're already using them incorrectly in sub print_filename () {...}. sub print_filename (\@;@) { Now you have a syntax problem with the $object hashref, since you initialize it as a hash. Let's fix that, 

    my %object;
    @object{qw/FILE PARAMETER_ONE PARAMETER_TWO/} = @{shift()};
    # other params remain on @_ ...
}

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Don't call this before the sub's definition has been seen, or the prototype won't be effective. Use warnings.pm to tell you if you've erred in that.

After Compline,
Zaxo

In reply to Re: Passing Array to Package Subroutine With Hash Paramter List by Zaxo
in thread Passing Array to Package Subroutine With Hash Paramter List by Anonymous Monk

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