Hello Monks,

A few days ago I asked a question here about how to use an XML spellcheck service and a gentleman here show me a sample code using SOAP::WDSL and it works great. Please see: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=651558 . The data I got back from the SOAP service is in this format: 
$VAR1 = {
          'body' => 'thi is a test',
          'ver' => '1.0',
          'MisspelledWordCount' => '1',
          'MisspelledWord' => {
                              'SuggestionCount' => '25',
                              'word' => 'thi',
                              'Suggestions' => [
                                               'ti',
                                               't hi',
                                               'the',
                                               'phi',
                                               'tho',
                                               'thy',
                                               'chi',
                                               'th',
                                               'this',
                                               'thin',
                                               'hi',
                                               'thing',
                                               'thaw',
                                               'Thai',
                                               'their',
                                               'then',
                                               'thee',
                                               'thou',
                                               'thew',
                                               'they',
                                               'thigh',
                                               'Thia',
                                               'thaws',
                                               'Thu',
                                               'theirs'
                                             ]
                            }
        };

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so I assigned it to a hash variable %result = Dumper($som->paramsall); but I can not acess this data using print "$result{'MisspelledWordCount'}";
so my question really is how do I access these data without manually using the pattern matching technique such as $result = /MisspelledWordCount/ ?

In reply to Help With Parsing XML format / Hash of Hashes by Anonymous Monk

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