Disclaimer: I have never used Class::MethodMaker and think the documentation needs some copy editing, particularly as the documents for hash functionality are all dead links.

In Class::Method::array, where the array functionality is discussed, the array invocation is done through array references not arrays (i.e. array => [qw/ x /]). This implies to me that your issue is that you are passing it a hash (which would be an very poorly scaling interface indeed) in place of a hash ref. What happened when you tried that (I note a corresponding line in your source is commented out)?

Update: Found Class::Method::hash through some linking. From *_set, it appears that you are invoking it improperly. Have you tried

my $object = UPS::TrackedPackage->new;
$object->_returned_xml_set( %{$processedXML} );
return $object;

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Update 2: Fixed a bad link.

In reply to Re: Passing a Hash to another Object in MethodMaker by kennethk
in thread Passing a Hash to another Object in MethodMaker by kbrandt

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