I'm trying to figure out a way to use map to export a perl data structure to a JSON structure

my perl structure is an array of arrays such (its a list of image srcs + attributes (in this example, a js function)): 
@{$_[0]->{'images'}{'section_a'}} = 
  ( 
    [ "image1.gif" , "mark('a',1)" ],
    [ "image2.gif" , "mark('a',2)" ],
  );

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i need to conert it to this: 
 [ ["image1.gif","mark('a',1)"],["image2.gif","mark('a',2)"] ] ]

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as you can see, its pretty simple

i'm currently doing this output with a forloop -- but i'd rather do it in a clean lookin map{} -- i just have no idea how

can anyone suggest an approach?

In reply to help needed with map by nmerriweather

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