My json has boolean values and, when I construct a perl scalar and construct an XML record, it throws an error. Is there a way to convert the boolean values in a data structure to XML? 
    
    my $text = '{"a":"x","b":true}'; 
    my $result = decode_json($text);
    my $rec = XMLout( $result, RootName => 'root', SuppressEmpty => 1)
+;

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In the above code, I get the foll. error - "Can't encode a value of type: JSON::XS::Boolean" ie. How do I deal with boolean values in the json. A print Dump on "$result" variable gives: 
    $result = {
            'a' => 'x',
            'b' => bless( do{\(my $o = 1)}, 'JSON::XS::Boolean' )
          };

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Thanks in advance.

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