Hello monks, Not sure if I blinded or not, I just found I can no more able to write data struct to %ENV. 
package A;
BEGIN { $ENV{MyExtraConfig} = { foo=>{Bar => "Blaz"}} }
1;

#main
use A;
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper \%ENV;

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But what I got is 'MyExtraConfig' => 'Hash (0x*****)' I then try print Dumper $ENV{MyExtraConfig} and now I got nothing. I even tried print keys %{$ENV{MyExtraConfig}} and still got nothing. This code can run without on my XP with perl 5.12 without problem at all, but it happen on my Win7 with perl 5.18. Any clues for where I gone wrong ?

In reply to Cannot write data struct to %ENV by exilepanda

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