It worked for me after I removed the '%' character from my test xml. With that character included in a text node as shown below the parse function would hang. Perhaps you have some other special character that the XML::Mini::Document module can't handle.

use warnings;
use strict;
#use 5.24.1;
use Data::Dumper qw(Dumper);
use XML::Mini::Document;

$Data::Dumper::Terse=1;

my $xml_input;
{
    local $/;
    $xml_input = <DATA>;
}
print "1********************************************\n";
print $xml_input;

my $xml_object =XML::Mini::Document->new();
$xml_object->parse($xml_input);
#goto END;
my $hash_ref = $xml_object->toHash();
print "2********************************************\n";
print Dumper($hash_ref);

my $dumped_hash=Dumper($hash_ref);

my $evalled_hashdata=eval($dumped_hash);

print "3********************************************\n";
print Dumper($evalled_hashdata);

END:
#exit;

##   This will cause ->parse() to hang.
##    <BitmapPath>%TEST_ROOT%\bitmaps\</BitmapPath>

__DATA__
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<NetConfig>
  <UseServerTimer>false</UseServerTimer>
  <PhoneNumberRegex />
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false</InitializeStatistics_Logging>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false_test</InitializeStatistics_Loggi
+ng>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false test</InitializeStatistics_Loggi
+ng>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false test </InitializeStatistics_Logg
+ing>
  <ViewerConfigs>
    <TileNamePatern>{0}\{1}\{2}.tile</TileNamePatern>
    <ViewerConfigWrap>
      <File>viewerConfigx.xml</File>
      <Name>FI_RT</Name>
    </ViewerConfigWrap>
  </ViewerConfigs>
</NetConfig>

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Here is the output:

1********************************************
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<NetConfig>
  <UseServerTimer>false</UseServerTimer>
  <PhoneNumberRegex />
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false</InitializeStatistics_Logging>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false_test</InitializeStatistics_Loggi
+ng>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false test</InitializeStatistics_Loggi
+ng>
  <InitializeStatistics_Logging>false test </InitializeStatistics_Logg
+ing>
  <ViewerConfigs>
    <TileNamePatern>{0}\{1}\{2}.tile</TileNamePatern>
    <ViewerConfigWrap>
      <File>viewerConfigx.xml</File>
      <Name>FI_RT</Name>
    </ViewerConfigWrap>
  </ViewerConfigs>
</NetConfig>
2********************************************
{
  'NetConfig' => {
                   'PhoneNumberRegex' => '',
                   'ViewerConfigs' => {
                                        'ViewerConfigWrap' => {
                                                                'File'
+ => 'viewerConfigx.xml',
                                                                'Name'
+ => 'FI_RT'
                                                              },
                                        'TileNamePatern' => '{0}\\{1}\
+\{2}.tile'
                                      },
                   'InitializeStatistics_Logging' => [
                                                       'false',
                                                       'false_test',
                                                       'false test',
                                                       'false test'
                                                     ],
                   'UseServerTimer' => 'false'
                 },
  'xml' => {
             'version' => '1.0',
             'encoding' => 'utf-8'
           }
}
3********************************************
{
  'NetConfig' => {
                   'PhoneNumberRegex' => '',
                   'UseServerTimer' => 'false',
                   'InitializeStatistics_Logging' => [
                                                       'false',
                                                       'false_test',
                                                       'false test',
                                                       'false test'
                                                     ],
                   'ViewerConfigs' => {
                                        'TileNamePatern' => '{0}\\{1}\
+\{2}.tile',
                                        'ViewerConfigWrap' => {
                                                                'File'
+ => 'viewerConfigx.xml',
                                                                'Name'
+ => 'FI_RT'
                                                              }
                                      }
                 },
  'xml' => {
             'version' => '1.0',
             'encoding' => 'utf-8'
           }
}

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In reply to Re: XML to Hash Truncating Keys Problem by Lotus1
in thread XML to Hash Truncating Keys Problem by Wayne

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