OK, you asked for it (no sarcasm intended):
$VAR1 = bless( {
                 'list' => [
                             bless( {
                                      'mode' => 16877,
                                      'nlink' => 2,
                                      'ino' => 63796,
                                      'rdev' => 0,
                                      'dev' => 2056,
                                      'uid' => 1000,
                                      'mtime' => 1295288664,
                                      'name' => '.',
                                      'data' => undef,
                                      'gid' => 1000
                                    }, 'Archive::Cpio::File' ),
                             bless( {
                                      'mode' => 33188,
                                      'nlink' => 1,
                                      'ino' => 63800,
                                      'rdev' => 0,
                                      'dev' => 2056,
                                      'uid' => 1000,
                                      'mtime' => 1295288664,
                                      'name' => 't2',
                                      'data' => undef,
                                      'gid' => 1000
                                    }, 'Archive::Cpio::File' ),
                             bless( {
                                      'mode' => 33188,
                                      'nlink' => 1,
                                      'ino' => 63799,
                                      'rdev' => 0,
                                      'dev' => 2056,
                                      'uid' => 1000,
                                      'mtime' => 1295288664,
                                      'name' => 't1',
                                      'data' => undef,
                                      'gid' => 1000
                                    }, 'Archive::Cpio::File' ),
                             bless( {
                                      'mode' => 33188,
                                      'nlink' => 1,
                                      'ino' => 63801,
                                      'rdev' => 0,
                                      'dev' => 2056,
                                      'uid' => 1000,
                                      'mtime' => 1295288664,
                                      'name' => 't3',
                                      'data' => undef,
                                      'gid' => 1000
                                    }, 'Archive::Cpio::File' )
                           ],
                 'archive_format' => bless( {
                                              'magic' => 29127
                                            }, 'Archive::Cpio::OldBina
+ry' )
               }, 'Archive::Cpio' );

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In reply to Re^6: manipulating cpio archive by Anonymous Monk
in thread manipulating cpio archive by momo33

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