There is no analogous method, because Data::Dump sorts the keys by default. (Confirmed by inspection of Data/Dump.pm.)

#!/usr/bin/env perl

use 5.012;
use warnings;

use Data::Dump qw/dump/;
my $data = {
    key1 => 'foo',
    key2 => 3,
    key0 => 'bar',
};
dump $data;

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Output:

{ key0 => "bar", key1 => "foo", key2 => 3 }

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If you need to customize the sort subroutine, however, you will need to hook into Data::Dump::Filtered. You did not specify which usage you need, but you supplied empty arguments to Sortkeys() in your OP, so I'll assume the former for now.

In reply to Re: sortkeys for Data::Dump by rjt
in thread sortkeys for Data::Dump by Anonymous Monk

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