Dear Monks, I have a sub in a self-written module: I use the Exporter module for ease of use. I am trying to pass on a scalar and hash to that sub at the same time.
myperl.pm 
use myperl;
$myresult=getInfo($myscalar, %myhash)

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myperl.pm 
package myperl;

use strict;

BEGIN
{
  require Exporter;
  use vars qw($VERSION @ISA @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK %EXPORT_TAGS);

  $VERSION              =0.1;
  @ISA                  =qw(Exporter);
  @EXPORT               =qw(
                            getInfo
  )
  %EXPORT_TAGS          =();
  @EXPORT_OK            =qw();
}

sub getInfo {
  my $thescalar=shift;
  my %thehash=shift;
  ...etc...
}

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Could someone please show me the way to the light... This (obviously) does not work

In reply to Parsing a hash into a sub by RaginElmo

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