Not really sure to understand your need,
but if you want to indent your output,
you can use this:

my $t = XML::Twig
        ->new( pretty_print => 'indented' )
        ->parse($xml)
        ->print;

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Output:

<RateInfo>
  <displayCurrencyCode>USD</displayCurrencyCode>
  <DisplayNightlyRates size="3">
    <displayNightlyRate>298.95</displayNightlyRate>
    <displayNightlyRate>298.95</displayNightlyRate>
    <displayNightlyRate>348.95</displayNightlyRate>
  </DisplayNightlyRates>
  <displayRoomRate>1106.62</displayRoomRate>
  <chargeableRoomRateTotal>1106.62</chargeableRoomRateTotal>
  <chargeableRoomRateTaxesAndFees>159.77</chargeableRoomRateTaxesAndFe
+es>
  <nativeCurrencyCode>USD</nativeCurrencyCode>
  <NativeNightlyRates size="3">
    <nativeNightlyRate>298.95</nativeNightlyRate>
    <nativeNightlyRate>298.95</nativeNightlyRate>
    <nativeNightlyRate>348.95</nativeNightlyRate>
  </NativeNightlyRates>
  <nativeRoomRate>1106.62</nativeRoomRate>
  <rateFrequency>B</rateFrequency>
</RateInfo>

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hth,
PooLpi

'Ebry haffa hoe hab im tik a bush'. Jamaican proverb

In reply to Re: XML::Twig handling arrays by poolpi
in thread XML::Twig handling arrays by trebork

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