In the INPUTS section you wrote:

@newarray = $v;

$v contains a reference to an array, and with this assignment you are creating an array with just one element (a reference to another array). Try this instead:

@newarray = @$v

This way, you are assigning to @newarray the array that $v refers to

Hope this helps

citromatik

Update::Also, $thisItem holds a reference to a hash, you can investigate the referenced hash with Data::Dumper:

    if ($k eq "inputs"){
            print "\n\n"."INPUTS"."\n";
            @newarray = @$v;
            foreach $thisItem(@newarray){
              print Dumper $thisItem;
                        {
        }
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