This seems to work:

use strict;
use warnings;

use XML::Smart;

my @pp=qw(Puebla01 Puebla02);
my @shelf=qw(7480 7440);
my @comment=("ATM Core switch","ATM access switch");


my $XML = XML::Smart->new() ;
my $count=0;
foreach (@pp){
    $XML->{Shelf_Info}{switch}[$count]{Name} = "$_";
    $XML->{Shelf_Info}{switch}[$count]{shelfType} = $shelf[$count];
    $XML->{Shelf_Info}{switch}[$count]{shelfType}->set_node(1);
    $XML->{Shelf_Info}{switch}[$count]{commentText} = "$comment[$count
+]";
    $XML->{Shelf_Info}{switch}[$count]{commentText}->set_node(2);
    $count++;
    
}

$XML->save('test.xml') ;

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It seems to want array refs to iterate over nodes.

In reply to Re: Creating nested elements in XML::Smart by bitingduck
in thread Creating nested elements in XML::Smart by cirrus

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