Hi. I'm sorry if this question has popped up before but I've been searching and trying stuff and can't get it to work. I'm using XML::Simple to generate a XML file. Another script requests that file and uses XML::Simple to read it (XMLIn()). The result of XMLIn() is: 
$VAR1 = [
          [
            {
              'BERICHT' => 'test',
              'IP' => '127.0.0.1',
              'NAAM' => 'test'
            },
            {
              'BERICHT' => 'test',
              'IP' => '127.0.0.1',
              'NAAM' => 'Htbaa'
            }
          ],
          {
            'rm' => 'start',
            'dummy' => ''
          }
        ];

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I've figured out how I can access the stuff like BERICHT, NAAM and IP. But I can't get 'rm' and 'dummy'. To get the contents of the array in this scalar I use 
foreach (@{$ref}) {    
    print "<b>". $_->{'NAAM'} . "</b><br>";
}

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But how can I get 'rm' and 'dummy' ? I've tried a lot of different stuff but somehow can not get the data. All the examples on the web use a hash (instead $VAR1 it's %VAR1). But as long as I kind manipulate the result of XLMin() (or can I?) I have no idea on how to reach that data. Any help is more than welcome.

In reply to Accessing data in scalar with hashes and arrays by Htbaa

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