Hi, I created an array of hashes with the following command: 
push @AoH, { email => $email, reason => $reason, std_reason => $std_re
+ason };

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when I print this from inside the script it works fine but when I pass this array to a subroutine it doesn't print anything. This is the code I am using to print: 
    my $href = "";
                                                my $role = "";

                                                for $href ( @AoH ) {
                                                    print "{ ";
                                                    for $role ( keys %
+$href ) {
                                                         print "$role=
+$href->{$role} ";
                                                    }
                                                    print "}\n";
                                                }

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The subroutine I am calling is Bounce(@AoH) which is in a .pm file and here is how I am initializing it: 
sub Bounce($) {
        my @AoH = @_;

<rest are same as above>

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not sure what I am doing wrong, there is no error either.

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