If Storable worked with multi-dimensional hashes this code would be of little value. Storable doesn't allow it, or at least it didn't want to do it for me and no one on here responded with a suggestion on how to get it to work. See "Storable.pm: Storing Multi-dimensional Hashes How?" Even Datadumper had a bug in it which made the storing of multidimensional hashes a problem; $Datadumper::quotekeys=1 is ignored after the first dimension of the hash. Fortunately, DumperX works properly but obviously this is only available on platforms with XS extensions to Datadumper. Hopefully, the author of Datadumper will find the glitch in short order.

In reply to RE: RE: CaptureStructure and RestoreStructure by rhardy
in thread CaptureStructure and RestoreStructure by rhardy

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