You could add the parameters to the dispatch hash:
use strict;
use warnings;
my (%frame_lookup_by) = (
21 => {
desc => "S/W Status",
value => sub {$_[0]*256 + $_[1]},
},
33 => {
desc => "HK Subcom",
value => sub { $_[1] % 16 } , #modulo 16 of w12
},
117 => {
desc => "General Status",
value => sub {$_[0]*256 + $_[1] },
},
129 => {
desc => "Sensor Status",
value => sub {$_[0]*256 + $_[1] },
},
hash_params => [1, 0],
);
print $frame_lookup_by{21}->{value}->(@{$frame_lookup_by{hash_params}}
+);
Prints:
256
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