Given the structure you have, you should be able to access the nested elements with something like the following:

foreach my $file (keys %FilesHash) {
    foreach my $artist (keys %{$FilesHash{$file}}) {
        foreach my $album (keys %{$FilesHash{$file}{$artist}}) {
            foreach my $title (keys %{$FilesHash{$file}{$artist}{$albu
+m}}) {
                print "File       : $file\n";
                print "Artist     : $artist\n";
                print "Album      : $album\n";
                print "Title      : $title\n";
                foreach my $attribute (keys %{$FilesHash{$file}{$artis
+t}{$album}{$title}}) {
                    printf("%-11s: %s\n", ucfirst($attribute), $FilesH
+ash{$file}{$artist}{$album}{$title}{$attribute});

                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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In reply to Re: Accessing nested elements by ig
in thread Accessing nested elements by Anonymous Monk

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