adding to an element to an array

$site_version{$site_array->{name}} = [@{$site_array->{array}}];
push @{$site_array->{array}},$newelement;

use 'my' variables in the current scope.

For example:

my $hash;
for ('a'..'z') {
   my @array = (rand(100)) x 10;  # fill the array with 10 random elements
   $hash->{$_} = \@array;  # save the array ref in hash
}

The array is created afresh in each iteration. At the end of the loop you will have 26 elements in $hash, each pointing to a different array.

Thanks for the answers, but I don't think it's what I need.  prakashk, I tried using "my" previously, but I ran into the same problem.  Is it possible I'm not using it correctly?  Here's the code I was trying:

my @temp_array = @{$site_version{$current_hash[0]}{array}};
push @temp_array, $current_hash[3];
@{$site_version{$current_hash[0]}{array}} = @temp_array

The array is already created, but later on, I want to add an element, so I'm trying to access the old array, push in a new value, then set it back, but it isn't working properly.  Any ideas?  Also, ozo, I create a bunch of hashes pointing to arrays initially so I don't think that I can use @{$site_array->{array} because it's only pointing to the array of the last hash that I've created.  If I want to add to an array in a previously created hash how would I do it?

Thanks again!

Thanks prakashks!