Perhaps a bit simpler with values since the second-level hashes you are getting the keys of are the values of the first-level hash. However, if order is important you will have to sort keys in some fashion.
johngg@abouriou:~/perl/Monks$ perl -Mstrict -Mwarnings -E '
my %replaces = (
foo => { W100 => q{W102}, W101 => q{W103} },
bar => { W120 => q{W99}, W121 => q{W104} },
);
my $expr = join q{|}, map { keys %{ $_ } } values %replaces;
say $expr;'
W121|W120|W101|W100
I hope this is helpful.
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