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in thread Traverse an unknown multi-dimensional hash

How would i print the output like this : 1 => a =>i =>level 3 1=> a=> =>ii => level3 1=>a=>iii=>level3 etc I could not workout the code to go back to the start and traverse back.
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Re^4: Traverse an unknown multi-dimensional hash
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 28, 2012 at 08:39 UTC
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      traversing is fine. i replyed to the same post i want it to print as 1 => a =>i =>level 3
      1=> a=> =>ii => level3
      1=>a=>iii=>level3
      as after traversing till level 3 in firs line.....how reset the patent to 1->a?
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Re^4: Traverse an unknown multi-dimensional hash
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 28, 2012 at 22:37 UTC 
    ub dumpHash {
    my ($element, $indent) = @_;

    $indent ||= '';

    return " = $indent$element\n" unless 'HASH' eq ref $element;

    my $str= '';
    for my $key (sort keys %$element) {
        $str .= "$indent$key :";
        $str .= dumpHash ($element->{$key}, $indent . '    ');
    }

    return $str;

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    output : 
    toplevel-1 :    sublevel1a : =         value-1a
    sublevel1b : =         value-1b
toplevel-2 :    sublevel1c :        value-1c.1 : =             replace
+ment-1c.1
        value-1c.2 : =             replacement-1c.2
    sublevel1d : =         value-1d

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    but i want 
    toplevel-1 :    sublevel1a : =         value-1a
toplevel-1 :   sublevel1b : =         value-1b

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      Yes, I understand by now that you're trying to get rid of newlines, that is great, but where is your modification of dumpHash, with code tags, where you try?
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