I am having a hard time referencing a Hash that I have passed to a subroutine. Can anybody help? 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w

use strict;
my @array = ();

sub foobar()
{
    $array[0] = { id => 1, status => 0, loc => 'awx1' };
    $array[1] = { id => 2, status => 1, loc => 'xxx1' };
}

sub fubar(%)
{
    my (%myhash) = @_;
    printf "Thread <%d>, status <%d>, location <%s>\n", $myhash{id}, $
+myhash{status}, $myhash{loc};
}

foobar();
my $nbr = 0;

foreach (@array)
{
    fubar(\$array[$nbr]);
}

print "Printing the array ...\n";

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In reply to Passing Hash to Subroutine by mjmaresca

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