Greets Monks, Just a little rusty after an extended hiatus: Looking to return the hash value here? Can anyone point out my error and suggest a fix? Thanks Monks. 
#! /usr/bin/perl

 package ngetlogstdin;

sub new {
my $self={};
$self->{o}="ngeterr.log";
$self->{a}=undef;
$self->{i}={[(110,FB),(100,F)]};
$self->{F}=undef;
$self->{B}=$url;
bless $self,ngetlogstdin;
return $self;
}

sub access
{
$self=shift;
$arg=shift;
print $arg;
}

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The interface: 

#! /usr/bin/perl


use ngetlogstdin;


$obj=new ngetlogstdin;
for $key(keys %$obj){print "$key\n"};
$arg=<stdin>;
$value=$obj->access($arg);
print $value;

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In reply to Accessing values of a Hash object by dReKurCe

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