Stuck with this all day. Trying to use
HoneyClient::Agent::Driver::ActiveContent::Flash but the documentation is too terse – for me anyway.
The basic problem is that I need to pass a hash containing the arguments into extract() in the module.
I can build the hash and pass it around in the main perl script but when I call the module with the hash as a parameter it says: 
Odd number of elements in the hash assignment…
Cant call method “filename” on an undefined value…

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Ie the hash is not being passed to the subroutine in the module.
I have been trying 
%swf = ('file' => new Fl ('Myflash.swf'), 'url' => $url);
%hash = HoneyClient::Agent::Driver::ActiveContent::Flash->extract(%swf
+);

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The module contains a subroutine: 
sub extract {
    # Extract arguments.    
    my %args = @_;

    my $filename = $args{'file'}->filename;

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Suggestions for how I could send the parameter in the right way would be gratefully received.

In reply to Pass hash to module by cletus550

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