You can get back the scalars like this: 
my $scalar1 = 1;
my $scalar2 = 2;

($scalar1,$scalar2) = my_subroutine(@array1,$scalar1,$scalar2);
print "$scalar1 $scalar2 \n";

sub my_subroutine() {
   @array1 = @{shift()};
   $scalar1 = shift();
   $scalar2 = shift();

   $scalar1 =+ 22;
   $scalar2 =+ 33;

return ($scalar1,$scalar2);
}

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Or different types like: 
my @array1 = (1,2);
$arrayref = \array1;
($arrayref,$scalar1,$scalar2,$hashref) = my_sub(@array1,$scalar1,$scal
+ar2);

@array1 = @{$arrayref};
my %hash = %{$hashref};

print "$array[0]\n";
print "$hash{name}\n";


sub my_sub() {
   @array = @{shift()};
   $s1 = shift();
   $s2 = shift();

   my %hash = {'name'=>'a', 'city'=>'b'};
   $array[0]  =3;
   $hash{name} = 'aaa';
return (\@array1,$scalar1,$scalar2,\%hash);
}

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Hope this helps.

In reply to Re: Passing multiple data types to a subroutine by rbi
in thread Passing multiple data types to a subroutine by Hagbone

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