Thanks for the link, but I have a more complex situation. The above Hashref is not static name. Here's a good example of what I need:

$self = {
   A => {
      B => 'C'
   },
   D => {
      E => {
         F => 'G'
      }
   }
}
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So there are 2 hasrefs in example (in real code there will be more) inside the object. I need this methods to be generated:

• A - would get/set the whole 'A' hashref
• B - would get/set the 'B' key of the 'A' hashref
• D - would get/set the whole 'D' hashref
• E - would get/set the whole 'E' hashref
• F - would get/set the 'F' key of the 'E' hashref

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