Ok, sorry for the second post.. but i sat the first one to "solved", so i recon im better of with a new post **sorry**.
Still struggeling with perl hashes, and here is the data im trying to extract into a variable i can work with: 

$HASH1 = {
           dest => { 3656040223 => bless( {
                     _frame    => "\0P\347\211\331\352\277\37I|\$D\200
+\20\0.\0{\0\0\1\1\b\n,\276\217\6\3\250\210\321",
                     _parent   => undef,
                     acknum    => 1232872516,
                     cksum     => 123,
                     data      => '',
                     dest_port => 59273,
                     flags     => 16,
                     hlen      => 8,
                     options   => "\1\1\b\n,\276\217\6\3\250\210\321",
                     reserved  => 0,
                     seqnum    => 3656040223,
                     src_port  => 80,
                     urg       => 0,
                     winsize   => 46
                   }, 'NetPacket::TCP' ) },
           src  => {}
         };

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This data is from a variable called $test. I asked the monks before today about an example on how to do this, and that example worked. but when i try the same here, i cant get it to work....

Ive tried

print $test->dest->flags
print $test->dest->[0]->dest_port

And a lot of other variations.

I dont know if i need to use this: dest => { 3656040223 when i extract the data. And that number changes, so I cant do:

$conn->dest->3656040223->flags

Please help, and be kind on the response :) This is a field im struggeling to get the hang of.

In reply to Perl hashes revisit by perlpreben

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