Sorry this is a complete newbie question (and I probably don't even have the terminology correct), but I have been searching for the past hour for this anwswer and am completely lost. 
$response = $ua->get($url);
if (not ($response->is_success))
    { die "Can't retrieve $url\n"; }
if ($response->filename !~ /$regex/)
    { die "Can't get name of file from header.\n"; }
else
    {
    open ( FILE, '>', $response->filename )
        or die "Can't open file for writing.\n";
    print FILE $response->content;
    close FILE
     or die "Can't close file.\n";
    print "Saved data to $response->filename\n\n";
    }

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All works well (even the tests) except for the last line. I get: 
Saved data to HTTP::Response=HASH(0x29e79e0)->filename

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How do I access that variable (and why is it different inside of the print statement)?

In reply to Addressing object variables by Anonymous Monk

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