Nothing looks wrong here. I mean, I would clean it up differently, but functionally, it seems ok.

use Data::Dumper;
# ...
my @Events;
while (1)
{
  eval {
    my %event = SECRET_PACKAGE_NAME::WaitForEvent($timeout);
    push @Events, \%event;
    print LOG Dumper(\%event);
  };
  last if $@;
}
print LOG "=======\n", Dumper(\@Events);

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Take the dumper lines out once you're convinced everything is working fine. But I would be extremely interested in whether there is a difference here or not. I expect no difference, and thus the problem is that the WaitForEvent sub is returning garbage (or returning something that isn't really a hash list).

That's just my gut feel on it...

In reply to Re^3: Creating an array of hash references by Tanktalus
in thread Creating an array of hash references by Bobc

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