my @TABLE_ARRAY = values (%{$self->{TABLE}});
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   MeowChow                                               
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my @T_A = values %table;
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my @T_A = values %{$self->{TABLE}};
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$self->{TABLE} is an element of an anonymous hash, with a structure presumably like the following:

$self = { TABLE => $some var,
      METHOD => @some_other_var,
      ELEMENT => $some_third_var
    };
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references quick reference (Re: push) may be helpful. The first set of rules is what you need here.

Without seeing the rest of your code, I'll venture this response.

In the code you displayed here, $self->{TABLE} is a reference to a hash element, and if it's the hash being referenced by "$self" that you wish to retrieve the values from, then you merely need to dereference the hash like this:

  my @TABLE_ARRAY = values ( %{$self} );
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Which will get you back the values ("val1", "val2", "val3") from a structure that looks like this:

$self = {
    "key1" => "val1",
    "key2" => "val2",
    "key3" => "val3",
};
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If, on the other hand, $self->{TABLE} contains a reference to another hash as it's value, and that is what you're after, then you'll need to dereference it like this:

  my @TABLE_ARRAY = values ( %{$self->{TABLE}} );
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which will get you back the values ("val1", "val2", "val3") from a structure that looks like this:

$self = {
    "TABLE" => {
        "key1" => "val1",
        "key2" => "val2",
        "key3" => "val3",
    }
};
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Study up on perlref, and I would also highly recommend you take a look at Data::Dumper which lets you print them out and have a peek.

ryddler