Hi there,

i´v the following problem. I´ve created a nested Object Oriented Moose Object '$X' which consists itself of further Sub-Objects. One of the Sub-Objects '$y' is placed more than once within '$X'.

My aim now is to print out a PLAIN representation of the object '$X'.

At the moment i do this with:

my $plain = Dumper(unbless($X));

Generally this works, but the problem is that i´ve left one reference variable '$VAR1 = {...}' in this output ($plain). The reason is that i´ve the Sub-Object '$y' more than once within the Object '$X'.

Does anybody know how to avoid this?

In reply to nested unbless of Data::Dumper output by coke4all

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