Does anybody know of a module that can read a dumped file and put it back into a hash structure. Below you can see an example of the code to generate a dumped file of a hash table. But I could not find a module to read the dumped file and put it back into a hash table. 


open (STDOUT, ">whatever.dat");
use Dumpvalue;
my $dumper = new Dumpvalue;
$dumper->dumpValue(\%flexlm);

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Result of the dumped file 

'dataParams' => HASH(0x1ee5ef4)
   'license_feature' => HASH(0x1ee5f0c)
      'val' => 'geditor'
   'license_server' => HASH(0x1ee5f30)
      'val' => '10.210.134.126'
   'licenses_used' => HASH(0x1ee5f78)
      'val' => 7
   'machine_names' => HASH(0x1ee5fcc)
      'parmOptions' => ARRAY(0x1cd9b24)
         0  'solw0328'
         1  'solw0082'
         2  'vasw1006'
         3  'lav000021453a'
         4  'tczw5216'
         5  'CRKW388'
         6  'vasw1005'
   'total_licenses' => HASH(0x1ee5f54)
      'val' => 15
   'user_names' => HASH(0x1ee5fa8)
      'parmOptions' => ARRAY(0x1b8442c)
         0  'solwebef'
         1  'solwebef'
         2  'vaskhall'
         3  'lvlvalor'
         4  'tczrale'
         5  'crkjcree'
         6  'vasplund'

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In reply to Module to read a dumped file by juo

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