Hi,
I am trying to make sense of some code that I have inherited it contains an array of hashes
I am able to get the hash that I want to modify, and I use this piece of code to get the values out but 

my @attributes = $line->attributes; 
    for my $attribute (@attributes)    
    {    
                my $values = $line->get($attribute);
        for my $v (@{$values})
        {    
            push (@result_array, $v);
        }
        
    }

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The problem that I have is that I would also like to modify the hash and replace it back inside the original array but I cant find any documentation about the $line->get($attribute) section. Can anyone tell me how to do the reverse of this?
Many Thanks
Peter

In reply to Getting and replacing an item of a Hash by peterc

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