You are correct. that line should be:
my ($num, $txt) = ($serialized =~ /(\d+)(\w+)/);
The regex needs to be in a list context to return the two values.
Nice catch but it answer if still wrong. The output now looks like
Attach num: (2) text: (Two) class: (Number) self: (Number=HASH(0x12299f68))
Attach num: (1) text: (One) class: (Number) self: (Number=HASH(0x1229a538))
Key: (twotwo) Num: (2) Txt: (Two) Object: (Number=HASH(0x12299f68))
Key: (one) Num: (1) Txt: (One) Object: (Number=HASH(0x1229a538))
Key: (two) Num: () Txt: () Object: (Number=HASH 0x120b2f78))
The prints in the attach call now show all the values. You can see that the twotwo and one elements are getting the attached structure, but the 'two' is not ... hmmmm
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