in reply to de-referencing @$

I say unto you, verily, use strict and warnings! Had you followed this sage advice, you'd have known immediately that you had mistyped a variable name.

print Dumper $bbData; $e = $bbdata->[0]; print Dumper $e;

On the first line, you refer to $bbData (with a capital D). On the second line, you refer to $bbdata (with a lowercase D).

As to your question, you can access the element you want with $bbData->[0][0] or ${$bbData}[0][0] or $bbData->[0]->[0] or maybe a few more I'm not thinking of. I recommend the first.

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Re^2: de-referencing @$
by kevind0718 (Scribe) on Sep 30, 2008 at 20:14 UTC
    yes of course it help to use the correct variable name.
    OK I will start to strict and warings.

    Works now

    Many thanks.

    kd