I am using the debugger to look at a complicated data structure
The use of grep and map are very helpful to limit and find what I want
But then I want to dive in just to examine one of the Hash References returned from this grep command: 

 DB<63>  x 1 grep {$_->{CHIPS_PART_NAME}=~/gravity/i} @goodRefDes
0  HASH(0xe4db284)
1  HASH(0xe55199c)
2  HASH(0xdad56fc)
3  HASH(0xdf42dcc)
4  HASH(0xe0b0f3c)
5  HASH(0xde3a554)
6  HASH(0xdd0ba44)
7  HASH(0xdb3c934)
8  HASH(0xe169014)
9  HASH(0xdfd6564)
10  HASH(0xdc1accc)
11  HASH(0xdef3684)
12  HASH(0xe4265f4)
13  HASH(0xdd6d7f4)

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But I was hoping there might be a builtin way to do this in the actual debugger.
Is there some way to pass the HASH(0xe3867b4) straight to the debugger x command?
I Looked at the wisdom posted in How to turn "HASH(0x1234567)" into a real HASH

so I tried this: which is what I think I learned from the wisdom that I did not fully follow:
but I get the method not found error 

  DB<70> $a=hex e3867b4

  DB<71> x $a
0  238577588
  DB<72> my $hash = bless(\(0+$a), "B::AV")->object_2svref;
Can't locate object method "object_2svref" via package "B::AV" at (eva
+l 50)[d:/Perl/lib/perl5db.pl:737] line 2.

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Can anyone make any suggestions?

In reply to examining HASH(0x1234567) in Debugger by boleary

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