I'm editing an existing XML file by cutting children and inserting elements into a twig. The orginal XML is formatted as follows: 
    <PrimaryServers>
        <Server Name="Old_1"/>
        <Server Name="Old_2"/>
    </PrimaryServers>

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That particular section is edited with the following: 
my $ps = $sc->first_child('PrimaryServers');
$ps->cut_children;
$ps->insert_new_elt("Server")->set_att('Name', "New_1");
$ps->insert_new_elt("Server")->set_att('Name', "New_2");

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Everything works as expected. However, when dumping the XML to a file with $root->print() that section appears as: 
<PrimaryServers><Server Name="New_2"/><Server Name="New_1"/></PrimaryS
+ervers>

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How do I define a formating style on those inserted children so that the final output will appear as: 
<PrimaryServers>
    <Server Name="New_2"/>
    <Server Name="New_1"/>
</PrimaryServers>

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I've tried setting pretty_print to 'indented' as well as the other choices but none see to work. The rest of the XML retains the original formatting, it's just the twig that I edited that is lacking the formatting.

-Nitrox

In reply to Formatting in XML::Twig->print() by Nitrox

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