Hello Monks, I kind of need your help. I have the following code: 
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;
my $hash= {
 'root' => {
   'item1' => {
      'item1a' => 'n1', 'item1b'=>'jh'
   }
  }
};
my $xs = new XML::Simple;
my $xml = $xs->XMLout($hash, NoAttr => 1, RootName=>undef,);
print Dumper $xml;

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This is outputting : 
<root>
    <name>item1</name>
    <item1a>n1</item1a>
    <item1b>jh</item1b>
  </root>

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But I want the xml to be ALL nested like that: 
<root>
    <item1>
      <item1a>n1</item1a>
      <item1b>jh</item1b>
    </item1>
  </root>

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What do you think I should do?? Please help I am stuck :S Thanks

In reply to XMLOut in XML::Simple returning unwanted xml format by perl_help27

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