Hi all... Please can someone urgently help me with this piece of code... I get HASH ref error by this piece of code %lang   = %{'lang' . $ARGS{lang}}; Here's the whole sub 
sub translate {
        my %ARGS = (
                        lang    => '',
                        load    => 0,
                        @_
                   );

        my ($lang, %lang);
        %lang   = %{'lang' . $ARGS{lang}};

        if($ARGS{ttD} && !$ARGS{load}) {
                $lang   = (${$ARGS{ttD}});
        }

        foreach my $key (keys %lang) {
                $lang->{$key} = $lang{$key};
        }

        return($lang);
}

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Thanking you all in advance

In reply to Can't use string ("langLogin") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" by Anonymous Monk

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