Hi guys,

Am still pretty new to perl and I'd like to parse a JSON object. I'm lost between hash in arrays ...

my $json = JSON->new;
my $data = $json->decode($res);

my @result = $data->{'results'};
print Dumper @result;

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Here is the output of data Dumper

$VAR1 = [
          {
            'closed_at' => 1404289092,
            'elapsed_resolution_first' => '61511',
            'num_messages' => '4',
            'owner__context' => 'cerberusweb.contexts.worker',
            'latest_message__context' => 'cerberusweb.contexts.message
+',
            'latest_message_id' => 4540513,
            'bucket_id' => 0,
          }
         {
            'closed_at' => 1404289092,
            'elapsed_resolution_first' => '61511',
            ....
          }
        ]

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So I guess this is several hash in an array, am I wrong ? And then I'd like to itterate all 'closed at' with a foreach. Any help to do this ? I've read like 4 times the perldoc on references, and Im even more confuse now.

Thanks guys

In reply to hash-array-hash confused by mitchreward

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