How to get an array back out of a hash?

If I throw an array inside of a hash:
%somehash = ('somekey', ['one', 'two'])

how do I get the array back out? I get can individual values from the array with:
$somehash{somekey}[0]

but if I try to get the entire array:
@somehash{somekey}

I get some funky array junk:
Arrayx18748210


Any ideas?

Try:
@{$somehash{somekey}}

That will give you back your array of "one two".

Mickalo

I would do some research on references with Perl. When you tried:and got back:
You were dealing with references. Your result was a description of the data type held in a memory address - ARRAY - and the actual memory address - x18748210. This is a reference or a "pointer" to the address that a variable is stored in. References are good for saving memory space and CPU time.

You did it in a really funky way. With a non-referenced HASH but a referenced element to that hash. A more consistent way to do this would have been.
[code]
$somehash = {
'somekey' => ["one","two"],
'anotherkey' => ["three","four"],
};

print @{$somehash->{'somekey'}}, "\n"; # This would dereference and print one of your entire arrays

That's the ticket. Thanks guys.