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I am trying to parse the result of a REST API query. The result looks like the following:

{"responseData":{"translatedText":"Ciao mondo"},"responseDetails":""," +responseStatus":200,"matches":[{"id":"424913311","segment":"Hello Wor +ld","translation":"Ciao mondo","quality":"74","reference":"","usage-c +ount":50,"subject":"All","created-by":"","last-updated-by":null,"crea +te-date":"2011-12-29 19:14:22","last-update-date":"2011-12-29 19:14:2 +2","match":1},{"id":"0","segment":"Hello World","translation":"Ciao a + tutti","quality":"70","reference":"Machine Translation provided by G +oogle, Microsoft, Worldlingo or the MyMemory customized engine.","usa +ge-count":1,"subject":"All","created-by":"MT!","last-updated-by":null +,"create-date":"2012-05-13","last-update-date":"2012-05-13","match":0 +.85}]}

I am parsing it in the following simple way, unfortunatelly I am doing something wrong...

use JSON qw( decode_json ); # From CPAN use Data::Dumper my $json_text= "...."; my $decoded_json = decode_json( $json_text ); #print Dumper $decoded_json; foreach my $value ( @{ $decoded_json->{'responseData'} } ) { print my $value->{'translatedText'} ; }

It should be something stupid I am missing...


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