Hi there, I like to create an array of hashes from returned hashes from a subroutine. I know how to create an array of hashes by e.g.: 
my @NameArray;

$NameArray[0]{firstname} = "Jan";
$NameArray[0]{famname}   = "Jansen";
$NameArray[0]{street}    = "ParkAvenue";

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But what is I get an hash returned from a subroutines with new firstname, famname, street results, like 
sub addnaw
{ # In real a subroutine which collects a specific line
  # from a file

  my %value
  $value{firstname} = "John";
  $value{famname}   = "Johnson";
  $value{street}    = "Bellpark";
  return %values;
}

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And I would like to add it directly to that array like 

my @NameArray;

for ($i; $i < $endvalue; $i++)
{ NameArray[$i] = addnaw(); # Fault code
}

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Which does not work, is it possible, or do I have to use more code.

In reply to How to create an array of hashes return form a subroutine by gepebril69

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