You reason about what should work in theory.

The next step should be to give it a try. Write something in the code, then use the debugger to run the code. Since you can type code expressions into the debugger, at the suitable line you can experiment with what seems reasonable to you, and have it be more than just cargo-cult progrramming. By typing in an expression and seeing what is returned, you can gain an understanding of what your data actually contains. WOW! --- Genetic Algorithms applied to running code!

P.S. I have become adept at typing use Data::Dumper; in the debugger.

Update: Changed title.

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In reply to The debugger is your friend by TomDLux
in thread Calling OO-method From A Hash by dejoha

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