#!/blah/perl

use Config::Crontab;

my $ct = new Config::Crontab;
$ct->read;

my ($r) = $ct->select(-command_re => 'test');
print $r . "\n";                       # Config::Crontab::Event=HASH(0
+xhex)
print %r . "\n";                       # 0

my %x = $ct->select(-command_re => 'test');
print %x . "\n";                       # 1/8

my (%y) = $ct->select(-command_re => 'test');
print %y . "\n";                       # 1/8

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Update:this thread apparently has received a lot of down votes, which I guess is no fault but my own.

My scratchpad was not loading for whatever reason, so this SoPW was used as space to explain the problem. If this seems hard to follow, that's because it probably is - the original question was asked in CB and most of the replies were placed there.

This is why I didn't take too much time explaining the dilemma in post. It was only meant for those on CB that day that felt like helping me out.

In reply to Problem working with Hashes by deMize

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