Hi there Monks!
I am trying to open a file(YAML) and it is giving an Software Error "Not a HASH reference at", what am I doing wrong here? 
...
open my $fh, '<', 'data.txt' 
  or die "can't open config file: $!";

my @config = YAML::LoadFile($fh);
#print Dumper(@config);

 for my $record (@config) {
     my $cities = "$record->{'xml_api_reply'}{'weather'}{'forecast_inf
+ormation'}{'city'}->{'-data'}";
     my $currwind ="$record->{xml_api_reply}->{weather}->{current_cond
+itions}->{wind_condition}->{'-data'}" || '';
     #for my $subrecord (@{$record->{Field2}}) {
         #print "\t$subrecord->{Key} = $subrecord->{Val}\n";
     #}
     print "**$cities*$currwind*\n";
}

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In reply to Not a HASH reference using YAML by Anonymous Monk

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