Works for me:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump::Streamer;
my %hoh = (
a => {a1 => {a11 => 1, a12 => 1,}, b1 => {b11 => 1, b12 => 1,}, c1
+ => 1,},
b => {a2 => {a22 => 2, a22 => 2,}, b2 => {b22 => 2, b22 => 2,}, c2
+ => 2,},
);
Dump (get ());
sub get {
return $hoh{'a'};
}
Prints:
$HASH1 = {
a1 => {
a11 => 1,
a12 => 1
},
b1 => {
b11 => 1,
b12 => 1
},
c1 => 1
};
How about you show us your equivelent code that doesn't work?
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